Donita Grace Riley

Donita Grace Riley

Born June 4th, 1933

Entered Into Rest: June 18th, 2026

Donita Grace Riley passed away at the age of 93 in the City of Covina California. Born on June 4th, 1933, to the parents of Lyle Bruce English and Ethel Grace English in Raton New Mexico

Donita was a member of many churches and was baptized in a Methodist church. However, she enjoyed The Anglin Presbyterian Church in Cleburne Texas the most. Donita was a member of Beta Sigma Phi, loved bowling, collecting spoons, pitchers, Indian artifacts, and especially Loved being with her family!

She touched the lives of many and will be truly missed by her Family and friends.

She was preceded in death by her parents, Lyle and Ethel English, her husband Bonnard Earl Riley, her sons Chris J. Riley, Michael Lynn Riley and her brother John English. She is survived by her sons, Gerald Earl Riley and his wife Jo Ann Riley, and Scott Lyle Riley and his wife Cheryl Riley, her daughter in law Diana Riley, 7 grandchildren, Ericka Mansfield, her husband Jason Mansfield, Paul Riley, his wife Heidy Riley, Phillip Riley, his wife Rebecca Riley, Brandon Riley, Meleah Riley, Austin Riley, his wife Nicole Riley, and Michael Riley Jr. and his wife Leslea Riley, and 12 great grandchildren, Ashley Mansfield, Matty, Emmy Abby Riley, Jayden Cadena, Logan Riley, Aidan Riley, Drew Mansfield, Brynlee and River Riley, Ella Riley, and Jude Riley, and Jordan and Zachary Riley and 1 great, great, grandchild, Riley Marriott

Memorial Services:

Will be held at Mead Mortuary Chapel

Barstow California on July 28th. 2026 at 9:00 A.M.

Internment: Will immediately follow at

Mountain View Memorial Park Barstow, California.

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