Donna Lynn Neatrour

Donna Neatrour, 83, of New Florence, Pennsylvania, passed away on August 30, 2026. She lived an amazing life rooted in family, community, faith, and everyday wonders.

Donna was a consummate listener, who always made family and friends feel heard, and she possessed an uncanny knack for remembering the key details of every conversation she had. She listened without judgment and only offered advice when asked. She was an extremely caring individual, who was happiest when those closest to her were happy. Donna also exuded empathy. She genuinely felt what others were feeling and offered kindness when it was needed most. She truly savored the pure joys in life, like drinking her morning coffee while watching hummingbirds, soft serve ice cream, evenings spent by a campfire, stopping at roadside stands for fresh local produce, or spotting her beloved black-eyed Susans in bloom.

Donna was deeply involved in her community, and her faith and desire to help others shaped much of her life. She was an active member of Trinity Presbyterian Church in New Florence, served on the local library board, met regularly with her women's prayer group, volunteered with Project Linus to bring comfort to children in need, and enjoyed the company of her friends in the Red Hat Society.

Family was the center of Donna's life. She was a devoted mother to her children, Laurel (Glenn), Matt (Kristy), and Joel, and completely adored her grandchildren, Adam (fiancé Alejandra), Sylvia, and Reed. She also shared a close, lasting relationship with her sister-in-law, Wanda, and treasured her extended family and lifelong friends.

She is reunited with her husband, Dave, her brother, Jack, her parents, Dorothy and Cloyd, and her niece, Kristin.

Friends received 10 - 11 AM Saturday September 5, 2026, at Kenneth A. Stuart Funeral Home, 139 Ligonier St., New Florence, PA 15944. Funeral service will be 11:30 AM at Trinity Presbyterian Church, 117 Chestnut St., New Florence. Interment Fairfield Cemetery. 

In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made in Donna's honor to the Trinity Presbyterian Church.