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March 16, 1949
DIED
September 30, 2013
Diane Weed Obituary
Diane Lee Weed of Sequim and Tucson, Arizona, passed away on September 30, 2013, in Seattle, Washington.
She was born on March 16, 1949, to Donald and Doris (Nelson) Brown in Port Angeles.
Diane graduated from Port Angeles High School in 1968 and while in high school became Worthy Advisor of the Port Angeles chapter of the International Order of the Rainbow for Girls.
In late 1968, Diane married Vernon Weed, and they lived in Hawaii, Washington, California and Arizona during their 45-year marriage.
Her career spanned working for a photography studio, in electronics sales and marketing, and as an airline ticket agent at the Phoenix, Arizona, airport.
Diane was preceded in death by her parents and nephew Christopher Brown.
She is survived by husband Vernon Weed; sons Jeffrey (Aimee) Weed of Everett, Washington, and Gregory (Jessie) Weed of Tucson; twin brother Kirk Brown of Anchorage, Alaska; and four grandchildren.
Diane also leaves behind her lifelong best friends Diane Swisher of Lorraine, Kansas, and Patti Koelle of Port Angeles.
Donations may be made to a charity of your choice. Services will be announced at a later date.
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Erin Mclarty
October 26, 2013
Diane.. You were a great grandmother and mother figure in many peoples lives.. Related or not... So full of life, charisma and adventurous.. A great friend and great person overall... I will miss you and love you always
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Kelly Keys
October 18, 2013
When I was little, I remember our family would go to Diane's house to visit. It was so cool because they had a color TV and back then, it was new technology, was VERY cool! I remember her beautiful gowns for Rainbow...she was like a Princess in my eyes. She taught me to love artichokes and I remember she had a special necklace. It was a cross that had a small viewing pearl in the center and if you looked, a miniature of The Lord's Prayer could be seen. When she babysat us, she would let me wear that cross. She was very kind to me and I have fond memories of her from my early childhood.
My prayers for the family and loved ones.
Kelly Irwin Keys
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