Donna Adams

Well hello there, it's me, Donna Adams. If you're reading this, I've managed to pull off my greatest disappearing act yet. Born in Elwood, Indiana on January 22, 1960, I decided to give the other side a try on November 28, 2025. I've been living in Bloomington, Indiana, and let me tell you, it's been a blast. I was married, retired, and a huge fan of TV and movies – Beverly Hills 90210 being my favorite. As Mae West once said, "You only live once, but if you do it right, once is enough." Well, I sure did it right.

Known for my compassionate heart and dedicated nature, I always put others before myself – I guess you could call me the Mother Teresa of Bloomington. I was also a generous soul, always the first to offer a helping hand or a warm hug. But above all, I was a loving individual who cherished every moment spent with my family. I’ve been told that I’d give the shirt off my back for my loved ones, but let’s be honest here, I was always more of a sweater person.

I leave behind my children, Barbara Kelly and Richard Kelly, who I can't wait to see again one day. Also waving me off are my sister Patricia Lopez, my brother Steven Kelly, and my niece Kellie Jo. My grandkids Hope Kelly, Braydon Aldridge, Donavin Aldridge, and Jordan Johnson would also like to say they had the coolest grandma ever. I join my father William Kelly, mother Barbara Kelly, siblings Robert Kelly, Beverly Fields, and David Kelly, and niece Elizabeth Weese and nephew William Sizelove on the other side. As the late, great Dr. Seuss said, "Don't cry because it's over, smile because it happened." Well, it sure happened, and I wouldn't change a thing.

Remember me as I was: compassionate, dedicated, generous, and loving. Share your memories and photos on my memorial page. I can't wait to see them all from my cloud up here. I've got a bowl of popcorn and a Beverly Hills 90210 marathon waiting for me.