South Hadley, Massachusetts
Dianne J. Gordon 1958 - 2013 GRANBY - Dianne J. (Sousa) Gordon of Kendall St., Granby, wife of Torrence Gordon and daughter of Frank and Charlotte A. (Dike) Sousa passed away peaceably at Baystate Hospital four days after suffering a severe stroke July 5. She was a rare human being as she loved...
Read MoreTen years ago one of the kindest and most thoughtful people I was lucky to call my friend tragically left us. I still think of her often. Her laugh was infectious and perfect. I will take a nice hike tomorrow and dedicate it to Dianne. I was blessed to know her and I have countless lovely memories so as never to forget sweet Dianne.
Louise Joy Mercier
July 07, 2023 | Friend
I can't believe it has already been eight years since Dianne left us way too soon. I am still here in Yellowstone. I am often reminded of our summer together hiking and exploring. She did so love the great outdoors. Her gentle spirit, smile and laugh will be with all of us for years to come. She was a special person. I miss you Dianne.
Louise Mercier
July 07, 2021 | Friend
Today is Memorial Day 2014 ,and I decided to walk through the West Street Cemetery - something I haven't done in 30 years.I was so saddened to see Dianne's grave marker because I hadn't known she had passed away. Reading her online obituary and hearing about her wonderful family and fulfilling life in which she truly appreciated every step made me feel happy for her. Dianne and I attended the Granby schools together and if ever there was a "glass-half full" gal, it was Dianne. Her energy...
Kathy McKay
May 26, 2014 | Deerfield, MA
Only recently did Laura and I learn of Dianne's passing. She was a joyful,warm, and decent human being. We admired her vast knowledge of the outdoors. She was the real thing - a lovely woman of true character and deportment. We extend our thoughts of sadness to her entire family.
Jean-Pierre Wood
November 29, 2013 | South Hadley, MA
I just learned of Dianne's passing and am shocked. What an incredibly kind, sweet, lovable person she was. I remember canoeing on the Connecticut River, picking fiddleheads, and returning to her family home to cook and eat them. We both shared a love for the outdoors and that created a mutual bond but it was her caring, nonjudgmental, open-hearted personality that I admired. She loved to laugh. She is the kind of person that you don't forget.
My sympathies to all her family and...
Pam Keene-Perreault
October 21, 2013 | Westfield, MA
So sorry for all of us on the loss of Dianne. We met her and her endearing family only once on a 3-day trip to the Cape where we shared an enclave of cozy cottages. Dianne and the Gordons were as cozy and comfortable as the cottages themselves. Suzanne, Carly still talks of getting lost on the beaches with you (as do we). A most memorable woman and family. Our prayers to all that her goodness of heart and spirit will forever fill us all.
John Ouellet
August 01, 2013 | Oxford, MI
We are so sorry for your loss. She was a beautiful person, we will miss her.
Harry Martidis and family
July 22, 2013 | Granby, MA
Our thoughts and prayers are with all the family. Our loss is heaven's gain. One day you will all be together again. Until then, take comfort in knowing that Dianne is resting in the arms of Jesus.
Wally & Sharon Staples
July 18, 2013 | Woolwich, ME
With deepest Sympathy to her loving family. Dianne's Smile and personality would light up a room. Heaven has gained a beautiful angel.
Lisa Ribeiro-Page
July 17, 2013 | West Springfield, MA