1955
2021
Diana "Diane" Jensen (Nitz)
Oct. 22, 1955 - Nov. 6, 2021
Diana "Diane" Jensen (Nitz), 66, was called home to Jesus on Saturday, November 6, 2021. Diane was born October 22, 1955 to Lucille Nitz. On September 15, 1973, she married the love of her life - Kenneth Jensen, whom she leaves behind along with her three children: Jaime Jensen, Kimberley (Neal) Burns, and Erik (Rebekah) Jensen. Her biggest joy was being the proud "Little Gramma' to Ava, Zoe, Brooklyn and Andrew. She was a treasured sister to Shirley, Susie, and Patty and will be missed greatly by her extended family and friends. Diane joins her beloved son Alexander, mother Lucille, and many dear relatives in Heaven.
Diane never knew a stranger and had the ability to make anyone feel like a longtime friend. She was proud of her children and would brag about their accomplishments any chance she could. Diane could usually be found at a ballfield coaching, cheering, or (most often) yelling at umpires. She was a devoted fan to her Cubbies & Bears. Diane had a deep appreciation for black & white films and could recite every line of her favorites. Diane adored all animals, but her pup Tucker "Pokey" held a very special place in her heart.
A Celebration of Life will be held Friday, November 12, 2021, at the Fraternal Order of Eagles Hall at 805 Elm St, Valparaiso, IN. Friends and family may visit from 2:00-6:00 p.m., with a prayer service being held at 5:00 p.m.
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Jenn thomas
December 14, 2021
Took care of Diane when she was on west hall before covid hit. Loved her. She made me laugh with her stories of when she was in her 20s. Always kind to me. Sad when she went to east hall and when she left. So many memories. Lots of stories about her family. Always had good advice for me with my kids. I will miss her dearly. Prayers to her family
Teddi
November 11, 2021
You and I had such good times together I thank God for the time I did get to spend with you and listen to your stories I love you my friend, may the angels watch over you
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