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Diana Weiner Obituary
Diana Elaine
(Marderosian) Weiner, of Denver, Colorado, was born in Somerville, Massachusetts. She was the daughter of Arthur and Mary Marderosian, brother of Harold, and wife of the late Dr. Norman Weiner. On April 26, 2023, Diana lost her short battle to cancer, surrounded by loved ones. Diana is survived by four of her sons; Steven (Wendy) Weiner, Jeffrey (Terry) Weiner, Gareth Weiner, and Eric (Valerie) Weiner, her grandchildren; Sam (Katie), Annie (Luke), Molly (Stephen), Shaunie (Calvin), Bailey (John), Danny, Rachel (Alec), Isabella, and Jacob; Her brother, Harold (Louise), numerous nieces, nephews, and eight great-grandchildren. Diana is preceded in death by her husband, Norman, her parents, Arthur and Mary, her son David, and her daughter-in-law Carol. Full obituary information can be found on the Feldman website. Funeral Service will be held on Tuesday, May 2, 2023 at 1pm at Temple Emanuel; 51 Grape Street, Denver, Colorado. Livestream on Feldman Mortuary's YouTube Channel. In lieu of flowers, please consider contributions to the University of Colorado Hospital, Temple Emanuel, The Denver Public Library Friends Foundation, or The Denver Hospice.
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Sally Dengenis
April 28, 2023
Dear Harold, Louise, and to all Diana´s children and loved ones:
I am so sorry to read of cousin Diana´s passing, and extend to each of you my sincere condolences. I heard the news from cousin David, and thanks for including a photo of her on the website. She looks terrific, remembering now too, as a teenager, she would give me advice about growing up. I am now 84. And know I have fond memories, and may she rest in peace. Peace & Love
Nostalgia setting in now.
Cousin, Sally Goshdigian Dengenis
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