Donna May Stroud, passed away peacefully surrounded by family on October 4, 2026, in Grove, Oklahoma, just days before her 83rd birthday. She was born on October 11, 1943, in Minnesota.

Donna lived a life marked by service, warmth, and deep devotion to those she loved. She served with pride for four years in Army Intelligence, a chapter of her life that remained a meaningful source of honor to her. She also dedicated herself to caring for others as a registered nurse, bringing compassion and professionalism to her work.

She was a woman who loved people, and her kindness and joyful spirit drew others naturally to her. Donna was always happy and laughing, and she left a lasting impression on those around her. Everyone who ever worked with her said she was the best coworker and boss they had ever had, a reflection of both her generous heart and her steady character.

Nothing meant more to Donna than her family. She loved bringing everyone together for a meal, creating moments of closeness and fellowship that will be remembered with gratitude and love. She also enjoyed planting flowers, working in the yard, traveling, and going to the casino. Along with all of these pleasures, she was known as a beautiful singer, sharing a gift that added joy to the lives of others.

Donna is survived by her son, Darin Stroud, and daughter-in-law, Denise Stroud. She also leaves behind her grandchildren, Tyler Stroud and wife Lacy, Tanner Stroud and Haley Melton, and Taesi Stroud, as well as her great-grandchildren, Parker and Tucker Stroud. She is also survived by her special nephew, John Randall, who held a special place in her life.

She was preceded in death by her husband of 61 years, Jim Stroud; her sons, Johnny Stroud, Lonnie Stroud, and Monty Stroud; her parents, Harlan and Bonnie Randall; her brother, Darryl Randall; and her sisters, Mary Randall and Carol Jacobson.

Donna will be remembered for her loving heart, her laughter, her strength, and the way she made people feel welcome and cherished. Her memory will live on in the family she treasured, in the many lives she touched through her work and friendship, and in the countless gatherings made brighter by her presence.