Dona Virginia Silence was born to Donald Silence and Virginia Campbell Silence on
October 27, 1961 in Fort Worth, Texas. She left this earth for Heaven on May 11, 2021
in Breckenridge, Texas, just hours after a sweet visit from her Momma.
She grew up and lived on the north side of Forth Worth for most of her life. Like her
sister Marjorie, Dona was a 3rd generation North Side Steer, having graduated in 1980.
She enjoyed playing basketball and being on the Flag Corp while in high school.
Dona loved flowers, home décor, was an awesome crafter and has painted several works of art that are now cherished family treasures. She worked for Tarrant County for many years, was a member of the Lake Worth Area Historical Society, having made a great impact on the remodel & relocation of the Lake Worth Museum and sat on the Lake Worth City Council.
For the past two years she enjoyed playing cards, Bingo and going out to eat with her
new friends. She was a beloved and faithful member of Bethany Baptist Church.
Dona was a loving daughter, sister, Aunt, Momma, Grammy and friend.
Dona was preceded in death by her grandparents Marvin & Nomer Campbell, Uncle
Marvin & Aunt Marjorie Campbell, step-dad Bill Robinson and a host of family.
Dona is survived by her mother Virginia Robinson; daughter Samantha Stodolski and
husband Michael; sister Marjorie Garren & husband Stephen, aka "her sweetie";
precious grandchildren Emily, Benjamin and Zoey; niece and nephew Elizabeth and Chris; great nieces Kaydance and Phoebe; very
special "sisters" Cheryl O'Rear and Janet Markum; step-sister Vicki and family; step
-brothers Rob, Chris and their families and her "very most favorite" Carey cousins.
October 27, 1961 in Fort Worth, Texas. She left this earth for Heaven on May 11, 2021
in Breckenridge, Texas, just hours after a sweet visit from her Momma.
She grew up and lived on the north side of Forth Worth for most of her life. Like her
sister Marjorie, Dona was a 3rd generation North Side Steer, having graduated in 1980.
She enjoyed playing basketball and being on the Flag Corp while in high school.
Dona loved flowers, home décor, was an awesome crafter and has painted several works of art that are now cherished family treasures. She worked for Tarrant County for many years, was a member of the Lake Worth Area Historical Society, having made a great impact on the remodel & relocation of the Lake Worth Museum and sat on the Lake Worth City Council.
For the past two years she enjoyed playing cards, Bingo and going out to eat with her
new friends. She was a beloved and faithful member of Bethany Baptist Church.
Dona was a loving daughter, sister, Aunt, Momma, Grammy and friend.
Dona was preceded in death by her grandparents Marvin & Nomer Campbell, Uncle
Marvin & Aunt Marjorie Campbell, step-dad Bill Robinson and a host of family.
Dona is survived by her mother Virginia Robinson; daughter Samantha Stodolski and
husband Michael; sister Marjorie Garren & husband Stephen, aka "her sweetie";
precious grandchildren Emily, Benjamin and Zoey; niece and nephew Elizabeth and Chris; great nieces Kaydance and Phoebe; very
special "sisters" Cheryl O'Rear and Janet Markum; step-sister Vicki and family; step
-brothers Rob, Chris and their families and her "very most favorite" Carey cousins.
Dona Virginia Silence was born to Donald Silence and Virginia Campbell Silence on
October 27, 1961 in Fort Worth, Texas. She left this earth for Heaven on May 11, 2021
in Breckenridge, Texas, just hours after a sweet visit from her Momma.
She grew up and lived on the north side of Forth Worth for most of her life. Like her
sister Marjorie, Dona was a 3rd generation North Side Steer, having graduated in 1980.
She enjoyed playing basketball and being on the Flag Corp while in high school.
Dona loved flowers, home décor, was an awesome crafter and has painted several works of art that are now cherished family treasures. She worked for Tarrant County for many years, was a member of the Lake Worth Area Historical Society, having made a great impact on the remodel & relocation of the Lake Worth Museum and sat on the Lake Worth City Council.
For the past two years she enjoyed playing cards, Bingo and going out to eat with her
new friends. She was a beloved and faithful member of Bethany Baptist Church.
Dona was a loving daughter, sister, Aunt, Momma, Grammy and friend.
Dona was preceded in death by her grandparents Marvin & Nomer Campbell, Uncle
Marvin & Aunt Marjorie Campbell, step-dad Bill Robinson and a host of family.
Dona is survived by her mother Virginia Robinson; daughter Samantha Stodolski and
husband Michael; sister Marjorie Garren & husband Stephen, aka "her sweetie";
precious grandchildren Emily, Benjamin and Zoey; niece and nephew Elizabeth and Chris; great nieces Kaydance and Phoebe; very
special "sisters" Cheryl O'Rear and Janet Markum; step-sister Vicki and family; step
-brothers Rob, Chris and their families and her "very most favorite" Carey cousins.
October 27, 1961 in Fort Worth, Texas. She left this earth for Heaven on May 11, 2021
in Breckenridge, Texas, just hours after a sweet visit from her Momma.
She grew up and lived on the north side of Forth Worth for most of her life. Like her
sister Marjorie, Dona was a 3rd generation North Side Steer, having graduated in 1980.
She enjoyed playing basketball and being on the Flag Corp while in high school.
Dona loved flowers, home décor, was an awesome crafter and has painted several works of art that are now cherished family treasures. She worked for Tarrant County for many years, was a member of the Lake Worth Area Historical Society, having made a great impact on the remodel & relocation of the Lake Worth Museum and sat on the Lake Worth City Council.
For the past two years she enjoyed playing cards, Bingo and going out to eat with her
new friends. She was a beloved and faithful member of Bethany Baptist Church.
Dona was a loving daughter, sister, Aunt, Momma, Grammy and friend.
Dona was preceded in death by her grandparents Marvin & Nomer Campbell, Uncle
Marvin & Aunt Marjorie Campbell, step-dad Bill Robinson and a host of family.
Dona is survived by her mother Virginia Robinson; daughter Samantha Stodolski and
husband Michael; sister Marjorie Garren & husband Stephen, aka "her sweetie";
precious grandchildren Emily, Benjamin and Zoey; niece and nephew Elizabeth and Chris; great nieces Kaydance and Phoebe; very
special "sisters" Cheryl O'Rear and Janet Markum; step-sister Vicki and family; step
-brothers Rob, Chris and their families and her "very most favorite" Carey cousins.
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