Marsha Moulton  

August 14, 2020

To Blair & Andi, My wonderful and beautiful nieces. I'm so sorry for your loss and I know how much Donna meant to you both. She loved you so much! Donna is with the Lord and has no more pain.
Donna is in heaven having a blast and will be your Guardian Angel at all times.
My prayers are with you both and your families! We love you so much!

Love! Aunt Marsha, Haley, Taylor, Blake and Jason. Hugs and kisses!


To Blair & Andi, My wonderful and beautiful nieces.  I'm so sorry for your loss and I know how much Donna meant to you both.  She loved you so much!  Donna is with the Lord and has no more pain.
Donna is in heaven having a blast and will be your Guardian Angel at all times.
My prayers are with you both and your families!  We love you so much!

Love!  Aunt Marsha, Haley, Taylor, Blake and Jason.  Hugs and kisses!
   

Donna was one of the biggest positive influences in my years growing up, she made every holiday better, and was always the person who offered welcoming arms for any type of visit. Though life and time had put distance over the last couple of years.. we stayed in contact and I cherish what seemed to be such small moments. 
I was blessed to have her as a neighbor, she really knew how to bring everyone together. I will forever be grateful for all the years of memories I get to have. She was and is the kind of good you hope to see in this world and I will continue to spread that same kind of love everyday because of her and now for her.
Rest peacefully Donna 
You will forever be family to me 
And forever in my heart and on my mind 

Donna and I go back to elementary school.  She was a great friend.  The last time I saw her in person was in the 70s.  We both worked at HP Hospital at that time.  We became friends again on Facebook.  She certainly enjoyed life, loved people, and shared her faith.  I know she is rejoicing in heaven.  My sincere condolences to Donna's family.  Donna will certainly be missed.

Donna was a sweet Carolina Gal for sure. She and Jimmy were two of my first friends that I made when I moved to Indialantic from Carolina. She was the kind of person that would do anything to help and encourage one. 
I spent many an evening having dinners and sharing stories with her and Jimmy back in the day(and having their ferret crawl all over me).

I was fortunate to see her last July during a memorial service for a mutual friend at Ocean Ave.  and gave her a big ole hug. Wish I could have seen her again before her passing. No more pain for her and she's at peace now. 

I grew up with Donna McNulty and she was a friend from first grade to high school graduation.  She was a colorful person and will be greatly missed.  Although she moved away after high school, I had the pleasure of seeing her at two high school class reunions.  We had a great time catching up and celebrating.  My sympathies go out to her family and friends.

Susan (Bass) Bennett
Ragsdale High School Class of 1972 

She was the kindest of all souls, such a light for our Lord... will try to do kind things for all going forward in her honor, I think that’s what she’d want from us 

Donna always had a big hug and kiss for me! I loved hearing her “hey HUHNEY!” From across the room and she always always always made me smile no matter what was going on in my life. Her joy permeated everything she did and she was the silliest, most fun youth leader of us all. I cannot express how much I will miss seeing her smile and hearing her voice. Every time we were together she would not stop making me laugh :). I will never forget her. My condolences to the family. 

Donna will be missed, and was a sweet lovely lady.  I graduated with Donna in 1972 from Ragsdale High School and she was always smiling every day and was a mess at times, but loved her always. She is in a new body, and out of pain. God Bless her family and friends and God Be With All Of Them.  Love,  Kathy Coleman

Donna was the best of all things Southern. She was a Carolina girl thru and thru. She had a southern accent and a smile that made you feel so welcome. She was kind, helpful, supportive, giving, humble and charming in the way you feel when you get a great hug, and that's if you knew her well or whether you were just a stranger. She was just like a firecracker all that fabulous and powerful stuff packed into a small package.


Donna was the store manager at Shagg's Surf Shop (Our Parent's store) since I was 12 until my Mom sold it when I was around 28 or 29. So needless to say she saw a lot stuff at that store on the Boardwalk. She definitely saw all the stuff my sisters and I did. and watched us grow from mischievous girls to the women we are today. She could tell you some stories, but she didn't, I don't think she ever told our Mother the things we got up to. She would not lecture us (maybe because that might have been pointless) but she did try to steer us in the right direction with that kind smile and knowing nod. 


Donna was there not only for us three girls but also the entire surf community. So many people grew up and grew old in our small beach town that Donna impacted. She was truly loved by all. I never heard anyone ever say one cross word about her and she never really had anything bad to say about anyone either. If someone was up to no good, she would just kind of look sideways and say some kind of a little prayer of hope that they would make some better choices.


I got to spend some time with her before she passed. I am feeling comforted that her faith was so strong.  I told her how much I loved her and a bit of those things I just shared, and she said plain as day "Why are you saying all that!" When I said my final goodbye, she winked at me as I left. 


Heaven is having a party for her homecoming. She left an amazing legacy. Her feet where small but she left big footprints in this world 

OBITUARY

Donna Wood McNulty

July 29, 1954 – August 6, 2020

Aycock Funeral Home

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