Diane D'Aloisio

Dear George, Ruthanne, Leonard, and Neil.
I am sure that each of your families is cherishing the memories that you have of Diane and her role in your lives. Diane remained a cherished member of our extended family. May the memories help all of you in the times ahead.
Our condolences to you.
Sue and Pete Mills
Beaverlodge, Alberta

To Angela and Carlo our deepest condolences for you and your family. Thelma McLellan and Cheryl West (your neighbors )

To Joe, Deborah, Joel, Emily and Ellen, may you find peace in the legacy that your Mom and Nonna left for you. Love, Uncle Ron and Aunt Janet.

To my friends, Ellen, Emily, James, Erica and Felicia...Thinking of you and your families during this time. Lots of Love; Katie Shepherd

Please be assured of our support for all the family at this time, we will always remember Diane and George, smiling and welcoming
us and always taking the time to make us feel, part of the amherstburg, congregation, when we lived there. Diane's strong faith in Jehovah's promise of a resurrection is a wonderful example to us all,she knew that Jehovah will use his creative power to do one of the most wonderful works of all time, bringing our loved ones back to life, to serve him unitedly together.
We await that day when we will see her again.
Jim, Dianne, Brit Cairns

To Angela and your whole family,
Plese accept my sincere condolences.
I am so sad for you. My thoughts and prayers go out to all of you.

Ruthanne, Leonard, Neil, we are so sorry to hear about the loss of your sister.

On behalf of Rita, myself, Dane and Kirra Clifton we would like to say that your mother was a true example of faith. It was her trust in Jehovah and the love of her family that supplied her comfort during those last few difficult days. She was regarded as a Sister to many of us and her kindness and hospitality will never be forgotten, especially by her creator.

May you receive comfort in knowing that the Bible holds out the hope of seeing Diane again.
John 11; 23-25.

What a beautiful woman Diane was! To know her, was to be a recipient of her kindness and generosity. Her family was her whole world, yet when you sat at her kitchen table you felt, not like a guest, but like an extended part of that family. Diane never failed to amaze me at her ability to find a solution to any problem. I can still picture her in my kitchen on moving day, on her hands and knees painting the cracks in my ceramic with a matching nail polish! She never wasted anything (who knew milk baggies had other purposes?!) and she would find treasures in things most people wouldn't even notice. She knew how to do just about everything and she would do it exceptionally well (as any who tasted her home cooking would know!) but best of all she was always willing to teach others. So it is thanks to her that I learned to jar sauce, make jelly, turn cucumbers into delicious pickles and have a thriving garden.
What a beautiful woman Diane was! When I think of her, it will be with a smile........if these tears will ever stop falling.
Much love and condolences to George, Angela and Carlo, Teresa and Paul, Mike and Susan, Joe and Debbie and your families.

Dear Mike, Sue, Joe, Deb, James, Mitchell, Juliana, Joel, Emily and Ellen:

We are so sorry to hear about the loss of your Mom and Nonna. May the cherished memories of times spent together bring you comfort during this difficult time. You are all in our thoughts and prayers.

May the love of friends and family carry you through your grief.

I am so sorry for your loss. May the comfort of God help you during this difficult time.

Ruthanne, Leonard, Neil and Families: Our very deepest sympathy to you in your loss. May loving memories you shared bring comfort at this time.

We were so sorry to hear of your loss. The thoughts of many are with you at this time of sorrow.

Neil and All family members: So sorry to read of Diane's passing. Even though we'd lost touch, I remember her well from both grade and high schools. You've lost her much too soon. Sincere condolences to all of you.