PLYMOUTH, Mass. — Donna Jean Giguere Hearn, 56, formerly of Auburn, passed away Tuesday, July 25, the the Life Care Center of Plymouth, Mass., surrounded by her loving family. Donna fought a hard and courageous battle with brain cancer.
Donna was born Feb. 25, 1961, in Lewiston to Roland and Pauline Giguere. She graduated from Edward Little High School in 1979.
She started her life with Matthew Hearn and their three daughters. You could find Donna at soccer fields with her girls, picking berries, or riding her horses, and she would board other horses on their farm. She also had her home daycare for the neighboring families.
Donna is survived by her mother, Pauline Giguere of Florida; three daughters, Sarah Hearn, Elizabeth Hearn Fell and her husband, Tom, and Jessie and her fiance, Danny Carter; her six grandchildren, Derek and Brody Becvar, Mason Villani, Jaxon and Aiden Carter and Everly Fell. Donna also leaves her partner of 17 years, Skip Monteiro and family. She leaves behind her three brothers, Michael Giguere and his wife, Brenda, Roland Giguere and Mark and his partner, Lynne Profenno; two sisters, Sue Chabot and her husband, Dan, and Ann Whitten; and many nieces and nephews.
She was predeceased by her father, Roland Giguere; and sister, Paula Giguere.

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