Donna Maria Mitchell's Obituary
Donna Maria Warner Mitchell 66 of Beaverdam VA, went to sleep here on earth, cozy in her bed & woke up in Heaven on November 9, 2023.
Donna was preceded in death by her mother, Thresia Warner & father, Carson Warner; along with many more of her loved ones.
She leaves behind her best friend & sister, Ronnie Warner; her children, Brian Smalley Mitchell (Elizabeth) & Thresia Bullock (Adam); as well as five beautiful grandchildren that were her pride & joy, Shayna, Serenity, Kaiytlynn, Chastity & Adam.
Donna's desire and dedication to persevere in life was a powerful testimony to our Lord and Savior and will have lasting impact to her family, both immediate and extended.
Mrs. Donna made a huge impact with her church family, River Of Life, where she dedicated her time and resources to minister and teach a classroom full of littles that she loved so dearly.
Donna worked hard for many years providing for her family. From managing a warehouse, to office administration & public service. She managed the Crown Armature warehouse for a decade, then went on to data entry at Dewberry & Davis in Fairfax, VA. When she made the move to Manassas, VA she worked the parts department at Prime Equipment & overnight stocking at Walmart. Donna moved to Beaverdam in 2003 and worked at FasMart & Subway in Spotsylvania as well as Flying J & Pilot Truck stops in Carmel Church, VA.
Donna was a beautiful, intentional, loving woman of God & leaves behind a legacy that exemplifies intentionality in family, friendship & ministry life!
A celebration of life will be held January 6, 2024 at 11am at River Of Life Church. There will be a time of food and fellowship for all, immediately following the service.
In lieu of flowers please direct donations to the Children's Ministry at River Of Life Church. 7408 Patriot Hwy Spotsylvania VA 22551.
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