- Date Of Birth: May 26, 1940
- Date Of Death: July 28, 2012
- State: Arizona
Donna Louise Moore, Donna was the owner and proprietor of Selections, a specialty store specializing in unique gift and interior design items. Her skills in design and decorating promoted a truly innovative environment.
She broadened the effect of her talents by providing her neighbors a landmark garden and outdoor area that was enjoyed by young and old alike. Her generosity to her community has been seen in many ways as her home became the site of celebrations and kid-friendly activities.
Prior to relocating to Flagstaff, Donna made her home in Los Alamos, New Mexico. There she founded the Selections brand and developed her unique approach to home and garden enrichment.
Donna was born in Hiawatha, Kansas. She was the eldest daughter of Donald Wilson St. Clair and Louise Crocker St. Clair. She attended Texas Tech University in Lubbock, Texas, earning a bachelors degree with a double major in elementary education and interior design. An avid student of design, she continually studied that discipline, incorporating classic design with modern elements and whimsy. Her environment was a true work in progress.
Donna is survived by her son, Andrew Trousdale Moore and granddaughter, Teah Sinclair Moore of Flagstaff, brother Robert Allen St. Clair and wife Sarah St. Clair, of Arnold, Maryland; brother William Crocker St. Clair and wife, Sara St. Clair, of Midland, Texas; sister Jean Cameron St. Clair of Austin, Texas; sister Ann Elizabeth St. Clair and husband Walter F. Holland, of Austin, Texas; and brother John Baldwin St. Clair, of Dallas, Texas. Other survivors are Donna’s nieces and nephews: Will and Amanda St. Clair of Downers Grove, Illinois; Kathryn St. Clair and Beau Bouver at of Petaluma, California; Pat St. Clair of San Francisco, California; George St. Clair of London, England; Joanne St. Clair of Garner, North Carolina; Ross St. Clair of Gainesville, Virginia; and Cameron Holland of Austin, Texas.
Her extended family includes her Flagstaff community and her beloved dog Preston.
