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Eric Hasenfang
June 3, 2008
Aunt Diane, I couldn’t have wished for a more perfect Godmother. You were somebody I always looked up to with great respect and admiration. From making me dance with you at weddings and social events to “don’t tell your mother I bought you firecrackers”, you had a fun and brilliant energetic streak I can only pray lives on in those of us left behind. It’s already been a year and the passing of time makes me realize how fleeting life is. Being all the way out on the West Coast it has been difficult not being around family, but my thoughts and prayers have went out to you and everyone close to you, and I’m sure you’re sending them right back letting us know you’re just dandy in eternal bliss. May all those who love you learn to celebrate life with a single thought.
Michael Hasenfang
June 3, 2008
I'm sorry this came a little late. I didn't even know there was a Memorial Guest Book open, till just today.
Aunt Diane, what can I say? You were an amazing person. Full of spunk and pazsaz. Always energetic, always trying to bring on good cheer, even in hectic times. It's not going to be the same without you, though we all know, you're not truly gone. The passing from this world is only but for a faint glimpse of time. Though, I'm sure, it seems like eternity to most of us, they time will come when we are all joined together again.
Though it's heart breaking for many of us, who are still here, to see that you're gone, I'm happy in the fact that there will come a time when all of us in faith will meet again. I feel that time is not far off. I'm sure you'll be waiting as eagerly as we are. Till then, enjoy your rest and be sure to watch over and guide a few of us, who are to dumbfounded to make the right choices. I'm sure there's a few on your list. *cough cough* ;)
Love and miss you,
~Michael.
Sue Prickett
June 3, 2008
It's taking me a year to write in this book. I still can't believe that I will never get to see you again. I know that you have made everyone's life a little brighter, and I am so thankful to God that I had you as an Aunt. You were the greatest person I have ever known and I thought that after a year has gone by, writing this would be easier, but it's not. I never liked "Good-Byes"..... especially forever good-byes.
I know how much you loved your family and I can't even imagine the emptiness that they all feel because I feel it too. Our lives will never be the same without you.
But you left us with a lifetime of wonderful memories and you're only a thought away.
I miss you and will always love you,
Your Niece,
Sue
Marie Widlacki
July 18, 2007
Dear Bob & Family,
Diane was such a special person. She would call me regularly to ask about my eyes, and always had a few jokes to tell. She was always smiling and full of fun. I can't believe she's gone, so I can just imagine how devastated you all feel. Take one day at a time (or if need be, one minute at a time) and remember how very much she loved all of you.
Love,
Aunt Marie
Jeanette Henley
July 14, 2007
Diane
My life will never be the same without you, but it will surely be much better because of you. You're the sister I never had and the very best friend anyone could ask for. Every day I think of something and reach for the phone to call you, and then I feel the emptiness. I can't imagine what My brother is going thru, or all your kids and grandkids, but I know that you will always be there watching over them. Our wonderful guardian angel. I will love you forever and one day we will be together again. Thanks be to GOD! He will give all of us the strength to get thru these trying days and ease the pain. We are truly blessed to have had you in our lives and you will be remembered for the love,laughter and joy you gave to each of us.
Love, Jeanette
Peggy Wood
July 14, 2007
To the entire Widlacki Family, I am so sorry about Aunt Diane. It was such a shock to get that call from Mom. I've been thinking about times we shared with all of you up here and I had to smile. I remember so many times at Gram & Grampa's with Aunt Diane. She made the world a better place and all of us should be grateful that we were given such a gift in our lives. I wish I could express more but the words seem so small. It's hard right now on all of you but as time goes on you will remember only the good times and how much she loved each of you and all of us. She was the shining star that guides each of you throughout your life, may you always feel safe and secure in that. Love to all.
Amy Bjornson
July 13, 2007
Janet and Lisa,
I am so sorry for your loss. Mandie called me and let me know. We will never be the same without her.
I love you guys.
Loni Landry
July 11, 2007
To the Widlacki family, I had only know your mom a short time. But in that time of taking care of your grandmother I came to rely on Diane's sense of humor and her smile to brighten my day. I always wondered how she managed to juggle so much in a short day. I have to say I never seen a happier person then Diane. Family was everything to her. It was a complete shock for me to be looking at the paper and see her name there. Just take things one day at a time and remember her for the viverent women that she was. Only time will heal your pain and your sorrow. I just hope that knowing that Diane will be rembered fondly by others will lend you some measure of comfort. God Blees and Keep each of you!
Heather Braffet
July 9, 2007
It has taken me sometime to write this only because I cannot seem to find the exact words to express how what I want to say. Diane was an "uxcetionally, unusally neat" women, definitely one in a million; as I have heard many, many people say over the past few days. She was a second mother to me and I am a better person for that, and not any time has passed or will pass that memories don't flood my mind of the Widlacki household and Diane as our center. I loved her and know that I love you all very much!
Whitey and Sylvia Giordano
July 5, 2007
Needless to say not only were we shocked but saddened upon hearing of Diane’s sudden death. How fortunate we were to have met her in Florida this past February. We will cherish that memory and keep her in our thoughts and prayers.
Our sincere condolences to everyone in this difficult time.
Rita Bjornson
July 5, 2007
Janet and Lisa,
I was totally shocked to open the paper yesterday and see your mom's name in the obituaries. I
[We] are so sorry to hear of your loss. We pray that OUR Loving Father and Saviour Brother will be at your sides to help you through the coming weeks. Shalom to all of your family. Sincerely, Rita, Lenny, Aaron,& Lena Bjornson and Pvt. Nicole Begne'
P.S. I called and let Amanda know also.
Christina Berent
July 4, 2007
We are stunned and deeply saddened
by Diane's unexpected death. She is an awesome woman. We so loved our visit to her and Bob in Florida this year. Our thoughts and prayers are with all of you.
Joe & Marsha Viktora
July 4, 2007
Bob & Family,
Joe & I wish to extend our condolences to you and the family. We felt so lucky to have known Diane. She made you laugh, she was always on the go you couldn't slow her down. Diane was so proud of her family. I remember asking her how many grandchildren she had and the next thing I knew she's nameing all of them. Diane was a very happy Wife, Mom & Grandmother.
May God guide your family at this time of sorrow.
July 4, 2007
To all who love Diane,
I was privileged to know Diane through her daughter, Julie. I will always remember the impression of joy and complete happiness that she made on me each time I would be in her presence. Her radiance and loving nature lives on in her children and grandchildren. Each time they smile, we will know that it is Diane's spirit radiating through to us to remind us that she is with us and that there is much love in the world.
Barry and I extend our deepest sympathies and love to all of you who are grieving and we pray that, in time, your grief will subside and only fond memories will remain.
With Love, Megan
Steve and Nancy widlacki
July 4, 2007
Uncle Bob and everybody---we are so incredibly sorry for you. Aunt Diane was the most awesomest, coolest aunt ever. Her personality was one in a million...we love her and we will miss her. We are praying for you all that God would use your memories to ease your pain...someday. We love you all.
Julie Korpitz
July 4, 2007
Mom, I can't believe you are gone. It's not fair. I just feel like my heart will never be whole again. I love you so much, your daughter, Julie
Julie Korpitz
July 4, 2007
Mom, I love you so much, and my heart is breaking apart. I can't imagine my life without you...I love you. Your daughter, Julie
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