Donna Goldbronn Neusch
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Donna Goldbronn Neusch
76, of Prairie Grove, passed away Monday morning at the Circle of Life hospice care in Bentonville, AR on June 9, 2025. She was born December 16,1948 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania to Joseph G. and Beatrice E. (Weber) Goldbronn.
She was a beloved wife, sister, and friend whose life was marked by faith and a deep commitment to her career. Donna had a passion for theater of the arts and travel.
Donna was preceded in death by her parents and her older sister, Marie Goldbronn.
Survivors include her husband, Thomas E. Neusch of 56 years and her younger brother, Joseph G. Goldbronn and wife Dolores from California. Also Donna's lifetime friend, Pat Depp of Pittsburgh.
Donna traveled with her husband, Thomas to numerous countries throughout Europe as he was station in Germany while he was in the military for 3 years. She went from Pittsburgh, PA to Columbus, Ohio then to Alamogordo, New Mexico. Later, after Germany, to Las Vegas, Nevada where she received her dual bachelors degree in accounting and economics at The University of Nevada, Las Vegas.
Donna's career with The Department of Veterans Affairs started at the D.V.A hospital clinic, Fiscal Service, in Las Vegas, then to the V.A. Medical Center in Livermore, California, to Phoenix VAMC and on to West Palm Beach VAMC, Florida and ended at Veterans Health Care System of the Ozarks, Fayetteville, AR, as Site Manager for The Decision Support System (DSS).
During her travels Donna enjoyed Shakespearean Festivals, ballets, operas, concerts, botanical gardens, and museums. One of her favorites was Crystal Bridges.
Online guest book, www.luginbuel.com.
76, of Prairie Grove, passed away Monday morning at the Circle of Life hospice care in Bentonville, AR on June 9, 2025. She was born December 16,1948 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania to Joseph G. and Beatrice E. (Weber) Goldbronn.
She was a beloved wife, sister, and friend whose life was marked by faith and a deep commitment to her career. Donna had a passion for theater of the arts and travel.
Donna was preceded in death by her parents and her older sister, Marie Goldbronn.
Survivors include her husband, Thomas E. Neusch of 56 years and her younger brother, Joseph G. Goldbronn and wife Dolores from California. Also Donna's lifetime friend, Pat Depp of Pittsburgh.
Donna traveled with her husband, Thomas to numerous countries throughout Europe as he was station in Germany while he was in the military for 3 years. She went from Pittsburgh, PA to Columbus, Ohio then to Alamogordo, New Mexico. Later, after Germany, to Las Vegas, Nevada where she received her dual bachelors degree in accounting and economics at The University of Nevada, Las Vegas.
Donna's career with The Department of Veterans Affairs started at the D.V.A hospital clinic, Fiscal Service, in Las Vegas, then to the V.A. Medical Center in Livermore, California, to Phoenix VAMC and on to West Palm Beach VAMC, Florida and ended at Veterans Health Care System of the Ozarks, Fayetteville, AR, as Site Manager for The Decision Support System (DSS).
During her travels Donna enjoyed Shakespearean Festivals, ballets, operas, concerts, botanical gardens, and museums. One of her favorites was Crystal Bridges.
Online guest book, www.luginbuel.com.
Funeral Service
1:00 pm
Rosary Service at St. Raphael Catholic Church in Springdale, Arkansas. Followed by Funeral Mass at 1:30 P.M.
Visitation
Visitation information unavailable.
Final Resting Place
General
Dec 16, 1948
Jun 9, 2025
76
Tributes
Donna had a loving and adventurous life. She battled hard the last years, it's now time to rest in peace.
dolores goldbronn - Sister in law
Donna loved her family, her animals, and working for the VA. She will be missed.
Jennifer Hellmers - Coworker
You will be missed so much Donna. I will miss your beautiful smile. It’s been a pleasure spending time and casting for you. May you rest in peace my sweet girl.
Toni Gonzalez - Caregiver
https://www.luginbuel.com/deceased-records/person/donna-goldbronn-neusch-1948-2025
One of the greatest, smartest, strong, most admirable woman I've ever met. I was lucky enough to care, and love her to the last days of her life. She and her life long loving husband had an amazing life. They gave me an acceptance I didn't know possible. She gave me so much love,.. pet my face ,held my hands, called me hers, and never wanted me to leave, Tom always appreciated me, made sure I was careful, always told me " I love you too kid " . They gave me so much more.....I have never seen a greater love, since my Papa & my Granny....something that isn't easily replicated...true love, and dedication does exist.....my Donna my Donna my Donna...Ill see you at the rainbow bridge!
Regina Spinale - Caregiver
Donna, may your path through the rainbow bridge be easy and smooth, and that your spirit feel freedom and love.
Candie Davidson-Goldbronn - Niece
I worked with Donna at LIvermore VA. We were immediately attracted to each other and became very good friends. WAs it because she was an Acting Finance Chief, and I was an Acting Nurse Executive, or because I too had lived in Pittsburgh?
I will always remember our long walks (5 miles every day), and our talks as we walked.
Will remember going to Church with her many times, and remember her very off key singing in Church, which made my off key singing not as noticed :).
Tom was her other side. Not only wedded, but best friends. I know there will be a vacuum in Tom's life, and we send him our love and all of our prayers as he goes on his own personal grief journey.
Good-bye Donna.........you were truly one of a kind, and i will miss you
Roxanne and Ron Cheney - friend
Funeral Service
1:00 pm
Rosary Service at St. Raphael Catholic Church in Springdale, Arkansas. Followed by Funeral Mass at 1:30 P.M.
Visitation
Visitation information unavailable.
Final Resting Place
General
Dec 16, 1948
Jun 9, 2025
76