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Dianne Klemp

Grand Rapids, Michigan

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Klemp, Dianne 1/29/1944 - 5/6/2021 Newaygo, MI Dianne Marie Klemp of Newaygo, MI, passed away on Thursday, May 6, 2021 and was welcomed by Jesus with open arms. She was born in Chicago, IL in January of 1944 to the late Kevin and Sunshine Farrell. Surviving is her beloved husband of 53 years,...

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Ed, we were sorry to hear of Diana's passing. It brings us memories of the time we lived as neighbors. She is remembered as being so friendly and happy and talkative. May you find comfort in Jesus and in the knowledge of seeing each other in heaven.

I still remember going to Aunt Dianne’s house when I was little. My brother and I played in the mud while she drank her coke and talked with the rest of the family. Every time she was at a family reunion it was a treat. She would come up to me without fail and say hello, even when there was a large crowd. It always made me feel welcome, and I saw it as a testament to how much she cared for others. Aunt Dianne, I know I was not able to spend much time with you, but the experiences that I did...

Aunt Diane was perhaps the sweetest person to walk this earth. She had an air of delicacy, especially towards the end of her life, but underneath was a fierce and strong spirit. She was always taking care of those around her, be it her children and grandchildren, nieces and nephews, or her plentiful pooches. When I was a young boy, Diane’s stature made her approachable, especially in a family of tall people. She was always there during moments of togetherness and would always bring a...

I will miss my beloved aunt Dianne. So much of who I am developed in her loving presence. I remember learning to cook baked potatoes in the fire pit at Bridgman. Sitting in the back of station wagons listening to folk music. Things grew in her presence. Dogs, kids, gardens, buffet tables. Her love of literature and art. I was pleasantly surprised to learn she loved Wendle Berry as I have also grow to love his writings - must have been subliminal. So meaningful when she and uncle Ed...

Remember. Celebrate. Believe. Blessings to you all.

Mat, Kate and family, so sorry for your loss. Your mom was such a sweet lady. I will miss seeing her.

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.

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Dianne was a beloved cousin. She was a talented artist and lover of children’s literature. She was an awesome baker and quiet, beautiful soul. My life has been blessed richly by having her in it. I love you forever Di!