Donna's illustrious career spanned multiple decades, during which she performed alongside her sisters as "the King Sisters", adopting the middle name of their father, William King Driggs, as a tribute to his legacy. This talented family of singers showcased their remarkable harmonies and captivating stage presence to audiences nationwide.
In her personal life, Donna tied the knot with renowned record producer Jim Conkling, with whom she welcomed five children, each with their own unique personalities and talents. Her children, Candy Conkling, Jamie Conkling, Laurette Conkling, Xandra Conkling, and Chris Conkling, inherited their mother's passion for music and the arts.
In the 1960s and 1970s, Donna and her family appeared on the popular television show "The King Family Show" in 1965, sharing their gift of music with a wider audience. The family's tours and performances left a lasting impression on fans, solidifying their status as a beloved and iconic musical group.
