Donna C Parnell

Donna C. Parnell, a radiant beacon of love, kindness, and laughter, was called home to the Lord on October 25, 2023. Born on June 30, 1971, in Greenville, SC, Donna was a cherished daughter, sister, and friend who touched countless lives with her warm spirit and infectious humor.

Donna was the beloved daughter of Debra Ausburn and the late Wayne Parnell. She was a devoted sister to Janice Twedt and the late Lonna Parnell, her twin, with whom she now reunited in the heavenly realms. Donna's family was her rock, her refuge, and her greatest source of joy. She cherished every moment spent with them, filling their lives with laughter, love, and countless memories.

In her life, Donna was a beacon of strength and resilience. She faced every challenge with grace and determination, inspiring those around her with her unwavering spirit. Her friends and family admired her for her tenacity and her ability to find humor in even the most challenging situations. Donna was a true testament to the power of faith, love, and laughter.

Donna had a passion for crafts, a hobby that allowed her to express her creativity and bring joy to others. Her handmade creations were a reflection of her loving spirit, each piece crafted with care and filled with love. Donna's crafts were more than just objects; they were pieces of her heart, shared with those she loved.

Donna C. Parnell was a woman of incomparable kindness, a beacon of love, and a source of laughter. She was a testament to the power of faith, a symbol of resilience, and an embodiment of love. Her spirit will continue to shine brightly in the hearts of those she left behind, a constant reminder of her unwavering love and her infectious laughter.

In the words of the Good Book, "Well done, good and faithful servant." Donna C. Parnell, your life was a testament to these words. You have fought the good fight, you have finished the race, you have kept the faith. Now, a crown of righteousness awaits you. Rest in peace, dear Donna. Your memory will forever rest in our hearts.

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