Donna L. Canter
July 30, 1963 – March 17, 2023
Donna L. Canter, 59, of Huntingtown, MD passed away March 17, 2023. She was born July 30, 1963 in Warrenton, VA to William and Dorothy (Via) Perry. She worked at Pinefield Medical Clinic and most recently was a homemaker. Donna loved dancing and was a member of the Country Dock Clogger’s, performing at various places including the Grand Ole’ Opry in Nashville, TN. She loved spending time in the Outer Banks of NC, crocheting, playing games, and spending time with her family and beloved pets.
Donna was preceded in death by her parents. She is survived by her loving husband Clarence Canter of Huntingtown, sister Dorothy Howard and her husband Russell of Waldorf, many brothers and sisters in law on her husbands side of the family, and numerous nieces and nephews.
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Uncle Clarence,
I am sorry that I can’t make it to the funeral but know that you are in my heart and prayers during this time. Aunt Donna was one of my favorites and the only aunt that I have ever gone out dancing with. I will miss her.
When I stood there looking at your beautiful face, I realized there was not much to be said at this time and place. As the tears ran down from my eyes, I think about my sister, my friend. I do not know how to say good bye now that our time has come to an end. I will never forget all the good times we shared. Don’t ever forget I love you so much. And one day we will be together again. I miss you Sis!
Donna you were my best friend and sister. I think of you everyday. I look at our picture everyday. I truly miss our daily conversations. I know we will see each other again. For now you go rest high on that mountain. I love ya.
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Uncle Clarence you are in my thoughts and Prayers. Aunt Donna fought long and hard and always kept a smile on her face. Rest in peace Aunt Donna. ❤️
Uncle Clarence,
I am sorry that I can’t make it to the funeral but know that you are in my heart and prayers during this time. Aunt Donna was one of my favorites and the only aunt that I have ever gone out dancing with. I will miss her.
When I stood there looking at your beautiful face, I realized there was not much to be said at this time and place. As the tears ran down from my eyes, I think about my sister, my friend. I do not know how to say good bye now that our time has come to an end. I will never forget all the good times we shared. Don’t ever forget I love you so much. And one day we will be together again. I miss you Sis!
So sorry to hear of Donna’s passing. We’re distant cousins (Via), I knew her mother Dorothy very well and treasured her friendship. Much comfort to the family.
Donna you were my best friend and sister. I think of you everyday. I look at our picture everyday. I truly miss our daily conversations. I know we will see each other again. For now you go rest high on that mountain. I love ya.