Diane Lee Stevens

To honor the Memory of Diane, on the 1st Anniversary of Her death.

It´s so important to continue to talk about your loved one who has passed.
I never met her in person, but talked to her by phone many times. Her niece, Diane, aka " Bug" still talks about her all the time. She was her most special Aunt, who helped her the through difficult and hard times throughout her life.
She is so honored to have been taught how to be positive, and to enjoy and live life to the fullest! They shared a love of art and painting, and I love looking at both of their works of art that hang proudly on the walls of her home. She shared stories of how Diane was so active; skiing, skating, biking, golfing and more!
She told me how (she and Ernie) had a wonderful visit recently, where they shared memories of Diane with each other.
Dear Ernie, Even though we´ve never met, I imagine sometimes, (maybe even every day) that- your life doesn´t seem worth living without her!
All I can do is Pray for you, and send you loving and healing thoughts, with sincere hope, that you find the strength and a purpose to keep on .... Living... Day by day.
This message is sent with Concern, for you as I imagine you must be trying to survive, as you search for meaning in living your life without your Dear Wife, Diane.
My thoughts and Prayers are for those left behind, because, whether you believe in life after death or not, I believe she is ...safe and happy... with God and all those who passed before her.
Sincerely, Linda P. Hampden, MA.

Dear Ernie,
What a terrible loss you are suffering! Your wife´s niece- Diane (Bug) has been a dear friend from childhood. The Paquette Family extends our sincerest condolences. She has shared her grief over the loss of her dear Aunt since the diagnosis.
What a shocking, devastating loss for you, and all of her friends and relatives. Our thoughts of sadness and sympathy are sent to you.
My prayers for you in your grief,
Linda Paquette

Offering our deepest condolences during this difficult time.