DIANE MARIAN BALDRICA

Don,

I was very sad to hear of the recent death of Diane. I distinctly remember when you, Diane and I all started college at the University of Portland in 1949, and in particular, the radio club that had their own broadcasting station located on the upper floor of West Hall. As I recall, the station had enough power to transmit music and commercials to a radius of about two miles. I remember meeting Diane and realizing how charming, vivacious, and outgoing she was. Several days...

For Diane's beautiful family-we were all so very fortunate to have this bright star in our lives. I met Diane at Dominican College (as it was called then)and this was the beginning of my new exciting life. She was a Sister I never had. Diane was always a couple of sentences ahead of me and never without an answer. My memory of her brings great joy and sadness for all of her family and friends. I do feel your pain and sadness to lose this beautiful Angel. Love you, Barbara Corrigan

Don & Family, my sincere condolence. I will remember her as a young girl out of college.

Dear Marianne and Alicia,

I was moved and saddened when I learned that your mother had passed away., No bond is as great as that between a parent and child. My deepest condolences are with you and your family as you grieve.

I am so saddened to learn of Diane's death. She was a bright spot in my life, as she was to so many. Don, you and your children will be remembered in my prayers. Jo Lang