McGee

A caring mother, ready to help all, family, friends and strangers alike. If you happened to be friended by Diane, and in need of help, you could not ask for more, Diane often expended herself to those relying on that help. But Diane's greatest love most of all though, her family, came first in her heart and loving efforts. During the many times family association over the years, often discussed, our youth our families. Diane did reminisce a little, I might add very little about her youth on rare occasions, and I recall Diane saying in a very casual, non-nonchalant or matter of fact manner that she attended the same school, as Paul Anka, during his time there. I never got to ask the reason she mentioned that part of her youth. Those heady days had there happy and unhappy moments, as all of us have come to learn, on the path of life. Diane desired most of all, that all her friends and acquaintances and family may be blessed in the reality of a future earth filled by peace loving families from all over the earth, no more pain, no more suffering, no more violence just one happy big united family of faithful God fearing human beings.
Pat and I send all our love to Bob and the family. See you soon our dear friend.
Jim and Pat Archer