Birth date: Mar 25, 1942 Death date: Mar 25, 2011
Donna M. Baker, age 69 of Batesville, died Friday, March 25, 2011 at the Heritage House in Greensburg. Born July 31, 1941 in Batesville, she is the daughter of Dorothy (Nee: Stern) and Edward Schmidt. She married Charles Baker Dec Read Obituary
Tracy and family,Please be assured of my sincere sympathy and prayers at this time of loss. My heart goes out to you.
Very sorry for your loss, I new Donna from Hideaway & bowling with Chuck. Great people. God Bless.
My sincere condolences to you and your family. You are in my thoughts and prayers
It was both a privlege and pleasure to know and care for Donna during her stay with us atHeritage House. She was loved by all and will be deeply missed.May your many precious memories of your mother keep her remembrance always close to your hearts.God Bless you during this painful time. Lou Ann Blake
Could you please add the location of Greensburg, Indiana to my previous message for Donna Bakerfrom LouAnn Blake? Thank you!
To The Baker Family ... It has been so many years since I have seen your mom. She was my "Big Sis" at ICA (now Oldenburg Academy)when I was an incoming Freshman. Her parents, Dorothy and Eddie Schmidt were wonderful people & "friends" of my parents, Des and Fritz Kellerman for many years. In fact, Donna's mom Dorothy, worked for my dad in his Dot Food Store (now,the Book Shelf) for several years in the 1950's as a cashier. I have very fond memories of years long ago. Donna will be missed by many friends. But, knowing she has gone to an eternal meeting with her husband and parents will be a "beautiful gathering of souls". My Sincerest Sympathy to you all ...
Dear Baker Family, I am so sorry to learn of the passing of such a wonderful woman. I spent a few years in Batesville in the late 80's and Chuck's Hideaway quickly became my favorite hangout, not for the music and cold beer, but for the company of the quick witted, spunky, give you a run for your money Donna and her gruff, stuborn, big ol' Teddy bear of a husband Chuck. They treated me like family, always welcoming me with open arms and threatening a smack upside the head if I got out of line. I have been gone from Batesville for many years, but some of my fondest memories were formed sittin' on an old barstool listening to hours of stories about Chuck and Donna in their "hey days". My deepest, heartfelt sympathy to Lori, Bubba, Scott and their families during this difficult time. I'll be listening to some Patsy Cline and finding comfort in knowing Chuck and Donna are together again.
We are sorry for your loss. Your family are in our prayers. I will miss Donna sitting on her porch waiving as I drive by.
Very sorry to hear of Donna's death..since she was at the Heritage House in Greensburg, we saw her weekly. Larry's dad in the same ward. Our sympathies go out to the family and friends.Larry & Joyce Enzinger
