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DONNA LYNN (HOLMGREN) LAGATTUTA
June 8, 1964 ~ June 22, 2018
Donna Lynn (Holmgren) Lagattuta passed away peacefully surrounded by her husband and family on Friday, June 22nd. Born in Portland, OR, Donna was a wonderful daughter and sister.
She married Russ Lagattuta June 28th, 1997. Together, they enjoyed taking care of their beloved wiener dogs, fishing, trips to the lake house and spending time at the beach together.
Donna loved being in the sun and enjoyed traveling. She leaves a legacy of love for family, genuine compassion for rescue dogs and endless generosity for anyone who needed here help. Her love for animals and people was a natural born instinct which she carried throughout her entire life.
Donna was deeply loved by her family
and is greatly missed.
Donna is survived by her husband, Russ Lagattuta; step- son, Jason Lagattuta; parents, Victor and Dottie Holmgren; brother, Jeff Holmgren (Cherie); sister, Nicole Harris (Marc); and her 5 nieces and nephews.
She was preceded by several of her canine babies, and has no doubt she will met them on the Rainbow Bridge.
Please sign her guest book at: www.columbian.com/obits.
To plant trees in memory, please visit the Sympathy Store.
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I only known Donna for a short time, but from the moment I interviewed her for a job, I knew she would be more then a co-worker, always laughing, smiling,and had a style of your own. She would decorate the office so cute and lively for each season. I enjoyed talking and sharing stories with her, she will be greatly missed. Heaven just got a lot prettier and brighter forever in my heart.
Rebecca M.
July 11, 2018
I will never forget your "sparkling" personality, your positive attitude and willingness to learn more. Your knack for making the front office look fantastic with your flare for style. You are greatly missed at work!
Debbie Jones
July 11, 2018
For the brief time that I got to know her, everyday she made me smile with her silly little giggle. She introduces me to Choco the Macho Chihuahua, we would laugh so hard we had tears running down our cheeks. I truely miss her at work she brightened the day. My prayers are with her family and friends.
Mica Wright
July 11, 2018
We were always happy to see you at family gatherings. Your good humor, kindness, and many dog stories will be greatly missed. Jan and Barry
July 6, 2018
You were the First Love of my Life and you will always be in my Memories.
Roz
July 3, 2018
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