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1947
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2025
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Diana Wallin Obituary
Diana K Wallin was born in Lancing, Michigan on April 18, 1947. She passed away on October 6, 2025. She was a loving daughter, mother, grandmother, and friend. Diana moved all around the Pacific Northwest with her forest service husband and her children. She worked as a school bus driver, teacher's assistant, and a beautician. She was a manager in food service and owned her own catering business. In her retirement, she was a founding member and involved in the Camano Island law enforcement Support Foundation. She was a member of Our Saviors Lutheran Church in Stanwood.
She loved cooking, sewing, reading and Hallmark movies.
She is survived by her children: Tina Wallin, Danny Wallin, Jason Wallin, and daughter-in-law Taylin Wallin. Her grandchildren Theron Perkins, Tiernon Perkins, Graeson Wallin, and Gillian Wallin.
She was deeply loved and will truly be missed.
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for Diana Wallin
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Amy
December 2, 2025
I am so sorry Tina for the loss of your mom. You were the mother/daughter duo I loved seeing when you were able to join events with our church family! Blessings for you and your brothers. Love, Amy T
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Angie Ziska
October 18, 2025
I will always love and miss this lady. I met the family as a babysitter for Tina and Danny. What feels like only moments later Mitchell and I were family members. Not “like” family we were and remain family. She and Dan loved us like their own and their kids are my siblings. No matter the time or distance between us we always kept in touch.
I will always love her mindfulness, the time she had for anyone who needed it and how she brought kindness to every conversation.
RIP knowing your life was well lived in your loving, inclusive ways and that lessons you taught me impacted my life, my self esteem and my parenting.
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