We met Diane through my Aunt Lois Gordon when she lived in Peacock Point. I loved Diane's sense of humour, her incredible compassion and most of all her faith in God. She inspired us to want to be better people and I will always be thankful for having met her. Until we meet again Diane......
Diane and Jack Broatch were our next-door neighbours for several years at Peacock Point. We will miss Diane and are sorry for her suffering with cancer.
May God give peace and strength for this day and each day ahead.
God Bless you richly.
Jack Hawkins (Rev.)
Home: 905-776-5550: Cell: 905-802-9044; - email: jack@hawkinsweb.net
27 Howard Ave, Peacock Point, (mail to) Group 6, Box 17, RR#2, Nanticoke, Ontario, N0A 1L0, Canada
Our hearts and prayers go out to Diane's family. We met Diane at Peacock Point. When she moved to Hamilton we again met her many times playing cards which she enjoyed very much. She was a careing, loving , and sencere person. Our Deepest sympathies to you all at this sad time.
Mary and I are out here in Washington and I just got the message this Morning (Monday). Chances of getting home in time are slim to none so this will have to do. This is a sad moment for the family with Dianne being the first of the siblings to pass on. I hope she is enjoying the perks of Heaven. I will miss you.
Dave & Mary
I was very sorry to hear of the loss of my Dear Dear friend. We had many good times together, and lots of laughs. I will truly miss seeing Diane at cards, I always looked forward to being with her. My thoughts and Prayers are with her family.
love Mae
From: Barb Hutchinson,Diane and I became friends when she lived at Peacock Point,she was a srecial lady,I don't know anyone who didn't think highly of her,she will be missed by all,my condolences to her family,you've suffered your share of pain,my heart and prayers go out to you
From: Linda and John Belanger. We have only know Diane for about 4 yrs. We met at Warden Park in Stoney Creek, where we played cards together. Diane and I were elected to the board of directors at the same time. I saw what a special person she was. Caring, fun and most of all very sincere. She touched a number of people at the different card clubs and I know that she will be missed. Our short time as friends feels like it was a lifetime. Good friends are hard to find. I will miss her. My deepest sympathy to her family.
From: Lois Gordon a very close friend who lived one street over from Diane we use to do everything togather and her Mother who Diane called Mother ,our sincere sympathy to all of you will try to get down but if I don't I will remember all the good times she went to hagersville Baptist church with me. Lois
