Rev. Diane Vie

We are so very sorry for your loss and saddened for the loss of Diane. She was always a very kind person and I often remember her laugh. She was just so lovely. May God hold you all close during this very difficult time.

My sincere condolences to Todd and the family. It is a shock and a loss for the community. I will miss her welcoming smile.

Our heartfelt sympathy goes to all of you during this difficult time With much love and caring Rich & Deb

We are so sorry to hear of the sudden passing of Diane. God's plan is not our plan.

Please accept my warmest condolences. I met Rev. Vie while working at Interfaith Outreach. She was always on the scene when events was held at the church, with a beautiful smile on her face. My heart broke when I saw her obituary. I pray that God will give you the strength during this difficult time.

I am so very sorry for the loss of Diane. I remember your family fondly while we were in seminary. I can't imagine the pain you must feel and the hole she has left in your lives. I pray that in time, God's healing will allow you to smile each time you think of her and that your love and memories will give you the courage to face the future. I know she will remain with you, watching over and guiding you. May she rest in the fullness of God who created her.

Diane was a gift to us at St. John's. One Sunday her sermon spoke of her calling to become a minister. She spike of walking on the beach and seeing Jesus' footprints along hers on the shore. It was the most compelling sermon that I ever heard. My son, Bond Alexander, is close in age to Amanda. At a VES supper I last saw Diane. I always felt comforted by her kindness and warmth.

Todd,I'm so sorry for your loss,your wife was a beautiful person and will be sadly missed. You and your family are in my thoughts and prayers.