Linda Diane Hatfield
Linda Diane Hatfield
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Diane was one of the strongest women you would ever meet, and an amazing mother and proud Nana of four Grand-chicks.
She would do anything for her family and her daughters. She was a generous soul with a kind heart, but very fiery and feisty, and she fought her battle with F-ing cancer until the bitter end.
In her free time, she loved to crochet, knit, and look after her chickens.
Surviving is her soulmate and partner in crime, William Dale Hatfield (Pete) and her daughters. Michelle Patterson (Lewayne) Tina Sheroan Higgins (Guy), Jennifer Sheroan and her grand-chicks; Wayne Patterson (Peanut), Destenee Sheroan Lockhart (Desi) with Zay'quan, Kaylee Patterson (Kiwi) and Xander Patterson (X-Men), her sisters Debbie Compton (Johnny) Carolyn Thomas (Danny), her brothers Jeff House (Tammy), David House, Darrell House (Sherri) and many nieces and nephews and great nieces and nephews.
She is preceded with death by her mother, Katie House Weber, her father, Norman Ray house, her stepfather Henry Weber, and her son-in-law Chuck Lockhart.
She will be truly missed by everyone, and we love her.
Visitation will be 1 pm to 7 pm Saturday, July 26 at Ratterman Southwest, 4832 Cane Run Road.
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