Condolence: I went to grade school and high school with Diane. I was so sad and surprised to know that she has passed away. My Condolence to her family

Condolence: Dear Sandra, Pastor Bob Lee and Family,

May God's love fill your hearts with hope, strength and peace at this very difficult time. May you find continuing comfort in the many special memories that are yours to cherish forever. From the first day of meeting Diane, she was always very pleasant. I will truly miss her kindness and friendship.
With Sincere Sympathy, Ophelia Wells

Condolence: With deepest sympathy. Diane was truly a blessed person and a joy to know. I'll never forget her delicious made-from-scratch chocolate and carrot cakes. Please accept my condolences and take comfort knowing that Diane is whole with our good and gracious God.

Condolence: Hello, my name is Virginia Barajas and I used to work with Diane. I was also in the same Bible class with her at Arnstein & Lehr. I left Arnstein about a year ago. Even though I did not see Diane as much as I used to (unfortunately the firm would not permit me to continue going to the firm to attend the Bible class), she remained dear to me - as all the ladies in the Bible class do.
Diane was an amazing person. She was always kind and considerate. I learned a lot from her during my 4 years in the Bible class. She was always ready to explain to me whenever I did not understand something in the class. I know she will be terribly missed by all of us in the class, although she will continue to be with us in spirit. May the Lord give you what you need at this time so that you and the family will be able to be strong.
I apologize, I am not very good at this I'm afraid. Diane will be remembered always! Thank you.

Condolence: Our prayers are with you, use your love and memories of Diane to help you through this trying time. She was always such a fun person to talk with at our family functions. Obviously she was taken from your life much too soon, but now she is at rest with the Lord. With our deepest sympathy B and April

Condolence: I have worked with Diane since she joined our family here at Arnstein & Lehr. She was not only a very hard worker, but well known for her delicious homemade baked goods and her friendly personality. I will really miss seeing her smiling face when I pass by that corner of the office. Although it is not for us to choose our time of leaving, I cannot help but wish she was still here with us. Please accept my sincere condolences and I hope that the many wonderful memories you must have of Diane will comfort you in this time of sorrow. Sherry Rossman

Condolence: I am so sorry to hear of the loss of Diane. Diane and I would meet periodically at Stone Church. She was such a joy and encouragement for me. While I somewhat knew her in my youth from Wittich, I really got to know her from Stone. What a wonderful person. She loved the Lord so very much as well as abundantly loving her family. I enjoyed the pictures of family that she would share with me. May God breathe a spirit of peace and love to your hearts. I'm so glad we were able to get to know each other better. I'm blessed to have know her and have gleaned some wonderful truths from her. Leandra K Rowland

Condolence: You have my deepest sympathy and my prayers. Diane was a loving, caring person and I will truly miss her smiling face.

Condolence: Dear Sandy and Family:

Let not your hearts be troubled. Diane was truly a woman of God. She showed herself to be steadfast in her faith and in her walk with the Lord. As a single woman of God, in the years I've known her at work, she never compromised in her walk with the Lord. She stood firm in what she believed. Whenever we'd have discussions in our bible study at work, she'd begin her thoughts with first pulling her glasses down from her face, and then saying something like "I'll tell you what" or "Well now, let me tell you". And, oh my God, the chocolate cakes with walnuts and the carrot cake. She was the designated official cake maker when we celebrated our monthly birthdays in the bible study. I don't need to tell you that my birthday was October 31st, and no, the chocolate cake I was anticipating to eat is not the only reason I miss her, but it comes very close. (Smile) Philippians 1:20-21 tells us "According to my earnest expectation and my hope, that in nothing I shall be ashamed, but that with all boldness, as always, so now also Christ shall be magnified in my body, whether it be by life or by death. For to me to live is Christ, and to die is gain." Diane, who I can truly call my sister-in-the-Lord, left this legacy with me that to live is Christ, and to die is gain. I will truly miss her not being here with us, but my heart is full of joy knowing she's with Christ. My prayer is that God gives all of you the healing of broken hearts and comfort that only He can give at this time and that blessings pour out on you and your family. (Sandy please know that I am only a phone call away if you need an unbiased listening ear with a sister.)

Condolence: My deepest condolences to you. Diane was a great person and will be missed.

Maureen Grzeskiewicz