Diane Schuitema

We are so sorry to hear about Diane's passing. Jerry and Debby Elkins

Bruce I am so sorry for your loss. Diane was one of the kindest people I knew in high school. Always friendly and welcoming. You two were luck to have found each other. Take care.

I graduated from MHS with Diane....we spent a lot of fun times together. We enjoyed going to our school Friday night football games, making homemade pizzas, ice skating in her back yard ice rink (made and maintained by her dad) and in the summers we often went to the lake to swim and work on our suntans. Diane and her family were always very kind and welcoming to all the kids who gathered around there house. I hold many happy memories from that time. So sorry for your loss.

Bruce, my deepest sympathies to you and your family. I can not put into words my feelings after reading this and missing the visitation. So many memories made of knowing her and you throughtout the decades, the wording of her life exemplifies exactly who she was. Our prayers and thought are with you.

Dianne was always a special girl. So sincere and oh..so much FUN. I will remember her fondly. Joy Drinkard Malmquist.

We are so sorry for your loss. Diane was such a wonderful person, friend and neighbor. When we moved into our house in Jenison, we had no idea that we would find such good friends right next to us. Diane became, Aunt DD, to our daughters and to me, she became a confidante, my sage and such a dear friend. Many of our memories were when our families celebrated holidays or even a beautiful summer day. In particular I remembered being together for many a New Year. We loved that our children...

Adam, Elizabeth and the whole Schuitema family, I'm so sorry for your loss of your mom/grandma. She was such a sweet lady and was always so nice to me at the flower shop.She always would ask how I was and how my daughter was doing. You're all in my thoughts and prayers...

I remember Dianne at Gorgetown Manor with fond memories! She was so loving to each and everyone, including our Mom Fenny! She was such a sweetheart, and told me many times, how she loved to play games, listen to stories, and having fun with bingo! She was precious! I look forward to seeing her again in Heaven!