Condolence: May she rest in peace.she was a beautiful person,she had the sweetest smile and laugh.I worked with her,I never saw her Angry despite she had a very stressful job.I thank God that I had the chance to know her for 12 years.God please help her family specially her son through this devasting time in their lives and let them know they will see her agaiin.

Condolence: The best thing that EVER happened to me was meeting Diane! We lived as roommates in Anchorage, Alaska together, we worked together, ate together (her and her mother introduced me to Korean Food... mmmmm), grew together into independent women. We were INSEPARABLE! She was family. A sister I never had and although life brought it's trials and tribulations, ups and downs, it's own tasks and routines (starting families of our own moving cross country, work, illnesses, etc) we could always pick up the phone and talk to each other as if a day hadn't gone by. Even throughout the years we made it a point to see each other whenever it was possible. My mom, Art, Jada and I loved seeing Diane, Cordell and sweet, sweet CJ! One big happy family. It saddens me because most of the photographs of us together were accidentally destroyed and are gone but I have decades of memories with you my beautiful friend. You, Diane have my love and friendship FOREVER! I love you to the moon and back!

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Condolence: Diane and me became sisters from Central ABC Middle School and built a bond like no other. I Love you and till we meet again. Sleep in Peace my Beautiful Sister ❤️❤️

Condolence: Art & I send our deepest sympathy to the family for your loss of a vibrant, beautiful young lady who was taken from this earth way before her time. Diane's husband, family and friends meant the world to her, but her son was the center of that world. He was her EVERYTHING! She worked hard and loved even harder. Diane's persona, laughter, humor and smile will be greatly missed. Rest in peace dear sweet friend. May we meet again in heaven♡ I'll forever have fond memories of: • Fun times eating at V.I.P. Restaurant in Anchorage for Korean food with you and my daughter, Jasmine. • Visiting you both at your girls apartment or me stopping by Fred Myers where you two worked and hearing about your crazy party nights together. • Your presence at my quaint marriage ceremony the next day after you both had been out all hours of the night/early a.m. celebrating your birthday....lol! • You, Jasmine, my hubby Art and I flying into Oahu for our Hawaiian Holiday get together filled with sun, fun, food, ocean waves and sightseeing. • The news of your Wedding and how happy you were. • Celebrating events like your pregnancy and the birth of CJ. • You and your family stopping through Tucson to visit Jasmine, Jada and I on your way home from California. • Our 2017 several day visit to see you and the fam when Jasmine was relocating to North Carolina and driving across country. And here we are again Diane, gathering online for a "Celebration of your Life"! You may not be physically here, but you are truly in our heart and mind♡

Condolence: My best friend’s wife, Diane. She always welcomed me to her home every October on my annual visit with her delicious fried chicken! She put up with Cordell and I doing this and that when I came down. Her Autumn home decorating inspired me to come back to Seattle and do the same. 😉Really enjoyed going out with her and Cordell for movies and dinners. We went to places I never would have gone to if it wasn’t for her. Last time I saw her she was laughing and joking with my girlfriend at a bowling alley in October. Of course Cordell and I were bowling, so they had plenty of material to work with. Love you Diane! We’ll keep an eye on your boys for you.