Celebrating the life of Donna Ann Blaha

Born on March 18, 1944, in San Augustine, Texas, to parents Willie Amos Sharp and Fronie Missouri Sanders. She lived in San Augustine, Texas, throughout her childhood with parents and siblings- she was the 8th of 9 children. Later in life she would move to Mena, Arkansas, then to Houston, Texas and eventually settle in Humble, Texas.

Donna attended Aldine Middle School. After finishing 8th grade she started a career as a Printing Circuit board Manufacturer. She retired in 2011 after serving 30+ years. After retirement she dedicated time to traveling and spending quality time with her family. Her favorite past time activities were playing bingo, games on her phone, discussing politics and listening to the McKammeys. She was tough, hardworking, and passionate.

Donna received Jesus as her Lord and savior in the early 70's. She was a member of The Lord's Glory and Lakewood Church. Her closest friends were Eva Torres and Antonia Lomeli. The most important events in her life was when her sons Bryan and Lesley Blaha were born.

Donna was preceded in death by Baby Blaha (late baby from miscarriage); her father Willie Amos Sharp and mother Fronie Missouri Sanders; sisters Audry Notley, Zora Ellen Smith, Wyula Wilkerson, and Willie Etheestl Jeffrey; brothers Willie Amos Sharp, Chester Ray Sharp, Wilbert Leo Sharp, and Roger Del Sharp; sister in-law Esther Lennon ; and her dear friend Antonia Lomeli

Donna Blaha will be deeply missed by her sons, Bryan Blaha (Chhavy Blaha) and Lesley Blaha (Celest Vidaurri); granddaughters Layla Blaha, Amara Blaha, and Abigail Blaha; grandsons Samuel Blaha, and Ayden Blaha; niece Debbie Brzowski. Her adoptive families: Rigoberto Lomeli, spouse Aichi with their children Sarah and Vinnyarka, & Phillip Lomeli, spouse Lisa with their children Christian and Petra; and loving friends Eva Torres, Blake Cannon, and Gary Cannon