Diane Gerndt Obituary
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Survivors include her sons, Gerald Gerndt (Olivia) and Nicholas Gerndt (Danielle), brother, Don Radtke (Sue), sister, Nancy Neiner (Mike), Mary Dugan-Bell (Craig Muntwyler), Lucy Isaacs (Phil), Lori Anker (Robert); grandchildren, Ella Gerndt, and Avery Gerndt; uncle and godfather, Robert Schneider; cousins, Daniel Radtke, Jami Christiansen, Hayden Radtke, Alton Radtke, Jessica Mahnke, Nichole Doig, Kristy Dugan, Katie Bell, Dylan Radtke, Ashley Anker, Sam Anker; sister in law, Jane Brouillette; nieces and nephews; great nieces/nephews and cousins; extended family and friends.
The family will have private services at a later date.
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Steven Gardner
April 5, 2024
We are so very sorry for your loss. May she rest in peace. God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.
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Kirsten Benner Steeves
April 4, 2024
I am heartbroken to hear of this, having known Diane most of my life. She was always such a positive, uplifting person, and I will always remember her kindness and talent for singing as we shared choir class in high school. Till we meet in heaven, prayers going out for her sons and granddaughters and all the family. Many hugs to all!
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