Donna Kury Maxwell

Birth date: Mar 24, 1948 Death date: Jan 1, 2024

Donna Kury Maxwell 1948-2024 Most of you will say “What? Donna’s dead? Now it all makes sense! I haven’t gotten a single card, letter, or newspaper clipping from her in a long time. Death is the only explanation.” She was known f Read Obituary

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Pat Zaugg

93w ago

Thank you for sharing the whimsical and fun parts of your mom's life. She was a kind, thoughtful, loving and Christlike lady. I got to know your mom many years ago through our Relief Society callings. She had so many great ideas of the best ways to teach the gospel. I loved her smile and you always knew she loved you when you were near her. Heaven is one star brighter with her passing!
Pat Zaugg ❤️💫

Nichole Bair

94w ago

Reading this made me smile…I can picture her giggling from the bottom of her toes sitting at her kitchen table reading it as well! Such a wonderful tribute to a wonderful person. I hadn’t seen Donna since I moved out of the 2nd ward 24 years ago, but I remember her cards, notes and her giggle as if I was just hanging out at the house yesterday! To many wonderful memories to mention. My thoughts are with you all!

Love,
Nichole Mills-Bair

Julie L Flinders

94w ago

I would like to tell David and the girls how sorry I am for their loss. Donna was such a wonderful person. I will be out of town that weekend and I'm very sorry I won't be able to attend the "party".
While Donna and I were roommates, we laughed so hard all the time. We went with David up to my family home in Idaho. We had so much fun. My family loved them . David decided to use the rope swing in the tree and was doing great until the rope broke. We all laughed so hard but were so glad he wasn't hurt.
The main thing I thought of when I thought of Donna was she was so kind and patient. When I had my first child 2 months early, I was so sick. They wouldn't let me drive up to see and spend time with him in the NICU. Donna told me she would take me. I would then catch a ride home with my husband in the afternoon. She wouldn't take no for and answer. She wouldn't let me pay her for gas or her time. Every weekday for almost a month she would be there in my driveway about 9am and take me to the hospital. She would drive all the way from Roy to 36th and Porter in her little Fiatt "Phredd". She was so Christ like kind and patient with me while I cried. I truly loved her and still do. Our loss is Heavens blessing. I hope she finds my Mom and Dad to say Hi, they loved her also.!!!!!