Mary Diane Myers-Blondheim

Mary Diane Myers-Blondheim, 63
Born August 21, 1961
Passed July 7, 2025
Born and raised in Wadsworth, Ohio
With profound love and gratitude, we announce the passing of Mary Diane Myers-Blondheim a radiant soul who touched countless lives with her unwavering kindness, compassion, and devotion. Born to Paul and Jewel Dean, Diane's spirit was infused with love and light from the very beginning.
Diane leaves behind a legacy of love, cherished by her husband of many years, William (Curt) Blondheim; brother Tim Dean (Elaine); her children, Stephanie Myers (Dirk Thomas),
Richard Myers Jr., Megan Blondheim, Sharona Lengel (Virgil Lengel), and Hilary Blondheim; her precious grandchildren, Maddie, Ty, Xander, Asia, Keegan, Casavia, and John Paul; nephew, T.J. Dean (Megan), her dear friends, Cindy (her cousin) and Patty. Plus, many more family and friends. Though she has passed on to eternal life, her memory will be forever etched in the hearts of those who knew and loved her.
Preceding Diane in death were her beloved parents, Paul and Jewel Dean, and Casandra Blondheim.
Diane's life was a testament to the power of love and service. As a devoted mother and grandmother, she selflessly dedicated herself to the well-being of her family. Her years of service at the Sub Station (Wadsworth) was marked by warmth and hospitality, as she brought joy to all who crossed her path.
A free spirit, kind heart and a love for her animals, Diane spread love and kindness wherever she went. Her spiritual nature was a beacon of hope and comfort to friends, family, and even strangers. As we mourn her passing, we take comfort in the knowledge that her love and light will continue to inspire us.
As we celebrate Diane's life, we find solace in the promise of eternal life and the hope of being reunited with her in the presence of our Savior and the Most High. May her memory be a blessing to us all and may her legacy of love continue to touch hearts and lives for generations to come.
My mother believed in kindness and love; she would move mountains and walk through fire for anyone she loved. The news of my mother's sudden passing cannot be put into words, for my heart is broken and I know many other hearts are breaking as well.
The times I shared with my mother will forever be cherished; the memories I will not let fade. She was my rock, my strength and my best friend.