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I still can't believe you are really gone. You were my best friend for over 60+. I miss you so badly everyday. You are gone, but we will reunite one day as we alway's have. Untill that day you will stay in my heart 4 ever. Memories last forever love, and miss you "BFF You, & Me"
Sheila Campbell
June 23, 2025 | Joliet, IL | Sister
Rest in peace. Dear friend. You and Bob reunited.
Theresa Sulski
April 04, 2025 | Burnham, IL | Friend
We were such brats when we were kids and we sure had fun going down memory lane together. I will miss you forever and when forever comes to an end, we will see each other again
Carolyn M Chaney
April 03, 2025 | Yukon, OK | Family
So sorry for your loss. May God be with you during this difficult time
Jan Walker
April 03, 2025 | Beverly Hills, FL | Acquaintance
Mom, I cannot believe you're gone. I miss you so much!
Tammy Manjarrez
April 03, 2025 | Valparaiso, IN | Daughter
Dianna J. Sorrell (nee Doty)
Age 74, of Valparaiso, IN, passed away on Monday, March 31, 2025. She is survived by her daughters, Tammy (Peter) Manjarrez and Jennifer (Conrad) Danielewicz; seven grandchildren: Joseph Kalocinski, Reanna (fiancé Emmett Gaynor) Danielewicz, Tyler Manjarrez, Dylan (fiancé Haley Govert) Derucki, Sabby Whittfield, Brook (partner Alyssa Montes) Danielewicz and Erica Danielewicz; four great-grandchildren, Joseph Conrad Kalocinski, Addylyn Emma Morgan, Frank Derucki, and Payton Derucki; brother-in-law, William H. Sorrell; nephew, Christopher Sorrell; and best friend for over 60 years, Sheila Campbell. Preceded in death by her beloved husband of 34 years, Robert Sorrell; parents, Eugene and Vera Doty; and partner, Doug Bunge.
Dianna was a graduate of Thornridge High School in Dolton, IL and lived in Florida for some time. Her love for amusement parks was legendary--Busch Gardens, SeaWorld, and Universal Studios held special places in her heart and she reveled in the thrill of rides and the magic of those experiences.
Dianna’s exceptional cooking skill were a constant delight for her family and friends. She had an unshakeable passion for the color purple, everything from her clothing to her phone case to her décor reflected her adoration for the hue. She enjoyed old country music and found joy in computer games, particularly hidden objects and slot games, where she’d spend hours finding certain items and chasing virtual jackpots.
A natural caregiver, Dianna’s nurturing extended far beyond her own family. She cherished babysitting her grandkids and opened her home to many children, offering care and kindness with her signature warmth.
Services private and entrusted to Solan Pruzin Funeral Home.
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