Diane Marie Corradini

I had the opportunity to meet her last year. She was such a sweet, happy and nice person. We shared moments with the Mahalick and Clement family. I ate the best apple pie from she. I´m so sorry for the loss of her, my condolences to the family and a lot hugs!

Dear Family, Cheryl, kids, I am so sorry for your loss. I was one of Diane's care team providers. She navigated through so many medical road blocks with such optimism. One time she was telling me a "fluid removal" story from another Facility and while I was worried listening to the story we ended up laughing so hard that someone knocked on the door shushing us from the outside in the hallway. That made us laugh and cackled even louder. She had a way of face such issues with positivity and...

So sorry for your loss...

Diane was a bright light to our community who will be missed greatly. She always had the best laugh and shared her joy with others. My deepest sympathy to her entire family. God has welcomed her with open arms.

As a lifelong friend I have a wealth of great stories & memories of Diane. When you find a friend as a child and that relationship grows into the teen years, college, marriage, and beyond, it´s a blessing especially with someone like Diane. Don & I send our love and prayers to her grieving family. Don & Jan Kalisiak.

Loriann and I send our love and condolences to Dee and the Clement family, to Cheryl and her family, and to all who knew and loved Diane and are feeling her loss at this time. She was such a special, generous person to everyone she encountered, but especially to educators and to students and to all who loved books and reading. From my first meeting with Diane, way back when Kayla was in ninth grade, I recognized a kindrance with her joyful, grateful, bountiful spirit, and I will remember...

Diane was a warm person with a great laugh and a big heart. She Loved her God, family and community, always with something kind to say. Happy she´s in Heaven! But will be dearly missed.

It´s hard to imagine our community without Diane. Her laughter and warm presence is truly original. Growing up the amount of miles she drove us kids carpooling in the minivan, bikes on the kalhaven trail or pounds of elbow macaroni she went through to make her famous "red macaroni" for us kids had to have been in the millions. Diane was always welcoming. I´ve always admired the continuation of long friendships she´s had throughout her life. It truly speaks to her character and what Diane was...

I have fond memories of growing up with the Corradini's. I still remember carpooling with the Smiths and Diane to school. And the interesting conversations we would have about life and what we are planning to do. She will be missed but certainly not forgotten.