I am so sorry for your loss.  I was hoping she would make it to our 60th year Reunion in October.  Diane and I were very close friends in St Lukes.  I lived around the corner from her.  We reconnect writing few years ago on Facebook and then again when she had bad back trouble.  Her dad had my mom working in his deli after my mom died so I could go to same high school.  Growing up I was at her house constantly  

We put up many shows and plays we made up to collect for charities at the house.   Bobby also was in them.  We took Accordian together at grammar school.  Your dad's? mom was also living with them.  Wonderful,  kind family. I am going to try to attach a picture of us doing a show.   We had so much fun growing up together.

So very sorry.  

    Linda

Halloween Party 1971 or 1972

My condolences to Diane's family. I worked with Diane at Precision Air years ago. She was a wonder person .May she rest in peace.

My best memory of Diane is our walk around the lake behind church. She shared many interesting and encouraging experiences and great wisdom with me. In our Transform Women group, she was always a great source of inspiration to me personally and our group. Always positive and uplifting, her smile lit up the room and my heart. She said she struggled to “find the words”….little did she know how her words always hit the target! I didn’t get the blessing of knowing Diane for very long, but my beautiful memories of her will last for eternity, which is where I will get to be with her again! I look forward to it Diane. Until then, she’s probably one of God’s top admins in heaven. I love you dearly, Diane. Thank you for your friendship, your unconditional acceptance, unwavering support, gems of wisdom and words of affirmation. 

Rest in Peace Diane. Thank you for being a wonderful friend to both Karen and Myself ( Mary)

My condolences to Diane's family. I first met Diane when she joined me at Reverb on Thursday’s to help clean the cafe.  She always had a big smile and a very soft voice. She just loved being around people. She will be greatly missed. 

Diane was a sweet lady and a wonderful person. We hated to see them move from the neighborhood to St. Augustine. No more wine nights together! I’ll always remember her feeding the raccoons right out of her hands in the evening. 

I met Diane briefly this summer while we were helping at Kids Camp, Reverb Church. She was so friendly and kind and made such an impression on me because she was always smiling. She always greeted with a smile and said goodbye with a sparkle in her eyes and a smile. It felt like she had always been my friend. I appreciated her kindness and friendliness because she was so welcoming. Although I only knew her for such a short time, I am blessed to have “known” her. No doubt she is now welcoming others to Heaven.