Diane Arvidson

Needless to say, my heart was broken when I heard about Diane. My parents purchased the house next to the Miller’ home when I was born and my family lived there until I was 30, when they moved to Colorado. Maro, Doris, Linda, and Diane were always the best neighbors imaginable. The path between 2205 and 2207 was well worn. Diane and Linda were a few years older than me and my sister, but we could not have hoped for stronger, kinder, or more generous role models.
I will always have...

Ray
So sorry to hear about Diane. I was just telling Dad about this sad news and how you and Diane would come over for Halloween and help Dad with his hotdog stand. You were very nice neighbors to have! Thoughts and prayers to you!!

Diane was the friendliest, most vivacious girl in high school. We had lots of fun whenever we worked on projects together. Such sad news of her passing. Prayers and condolences to her family.

I love golf and didn’t know Diane was a fanatic, as her obituary says. Would have enjoyed golfing with her. May she find her peace on heavenly fairways. Condolences to her close friends and family.

Ray, Larry and I were very sorry to hear that you had lost Diane. Please accept our condolences.

I have known Diane since 1957 in first grade at Sharp Park School. She was always very nice had a great personality. The last time i saw her was a couple years ago at a dinner at Steaks Eatery at she looked great and was very happy. I am very sad she passed away. May she rest in peace. I pray for Diane's family.

Our hearts and thoughts are with you Ray. God bless and keep you. Your friends/neighbors Bryan & Mary Lou