Birth date: Jun 24, 1952 Death date: Jul 3, 2024
Donna (Vaughn) Etchison, 72, of Owasso, Oklahoma passed peacefully in her sleep the morning of July 3, 2024. Donna was born June 24, 1952, in Clarksville, Arkansas to Paul and Juanita (Farris) Vaughn, both who precede her in death Read Obituary
Donna and Gene have been friends for at least 30 years. Our friendship journey started as members of our New Visions Sunday School class at Owasso fFirst Methodist Church and transition into being great friends. I will remember all of our get togethers from the pool parties to just getting together for no reason than to enjoy wonderful fellowship. Donna will be greatly missed.
It is very surprising and saddening that Donna has gone home, where she was greeted by family and those Tibbies that were waiting for her. I have missed her presence in my life the past few years. Our last time together, I have treasured. And I don't go by a single Dairy Queen without thinking of her. I'll see you when I get there, Donna. May your family be comforted to know you remember everything now.
Kay Dickeson
Gene and family.
Donna was the kindest person I knew.
We used have so much fun going to dog shows.
I have missed her.
God speed my friend.
Donna was my first cousin. Our Mother’s were sisters and we had a very close family. I will always cherish all the Birthday parties and Family reunions we shared together. May she rest in peace and join her sister, Sharla in Heaven. Sending my comforting prayers to Gene, Jamie, Julie, John Mike and All her family. Love, Sandy Welborn
Gene & Family -- I am so very sorry for your loss. It was shocking to me when I heard the news. Donna was a very sweet person -- I never heard her say a bad word about anyone -- and she had a wicked sense of humor.
I always enjoyed attending the dog shows with her, showing our Tibetan Spaniels and getting in some good show-products' shopping!
I am proud to still have one of Donna's breedings and I think of her often when I look at my girls. Please know that Donna was loved by many and she will be missed by us all. Take care of yourself. Time and faith will make the pain diminish somewhat, but I know you are far from that point today. God bless and keep you and your family at this time. With deepest sympathy, Jill Yarbro
