This memorial website was created in the memory of our loved one, Diane Ivie, 79, born on March 11, 1940 and passed away on June 2nd, 2019.
She was a devoted wife, mother and friend who touched the lives of everyone she met.
We will remember her forever.
I love you Mom with all my heart and soul. You gave all your love in your heart to your family and friends. We all were blessed to have felt that love from you. You gave so much in this life expecting nothing in return. An Angel on Earth, now an Angel in Heaven.
Your loving son, Terry.
I’ll never forget the first time I met beautiful Diane, Such a warm and sweet lady, right away I felt like she was family. She had such grace, I can still hear her voice and how lovingly she spoke to everyone. She loved her family so much. I feel honored to have known her. May she Rest In Peace, Love you Diane and will miss you and your hugs always!
Dear Diane,
I wasn’t always the best neighbor. I moved in and tore down the fence between us and put up an ugly heavily stained redwood. Sorry, for all the times our dog, Stella barked or got out and you or Chuck would bring her back home safely. Through it all you welcomed us to the neighborhood with open arms and always made us feel loved and safe. It was the little things like watching our house when we were gone, taking our mail in, closing our garage door when we forgot. We didn’t have to ask, …you just offered. That was the kind of person you were. Always giving and considerate.
Diane you have such a genuine kind soul, who will be greatly missed by all who knew you. We need more Diane’s in the world. I will miss but never forget your helpful advice about raising boys and good neighborly etiquette like hanging the American flag properly or bringing in your trash cans on time after pick up ?. You were a surrogate grandmother to our 3 boys who all loved you very much. The little details of holiday cards, Halloween candy, birthday gifts, telling us past stories and just taking real interest in our lives mattered so much an did not go unnoticed. I will miss your cookies and Chuck’s world-famous tomatoes. You lead by example, always hardworking and a loving wife and mother. We will always remember the true human unconditional passion and love you possess in everything thing you did.
I know how much we will all miss you Diane, but we can take comfort and strength from the wonderful life you lived and the beautiful family you have. I know your family’s love will get them through this difficult time because you raised them.
May God bless you and your family during this time and always.
