Diane Reiter

Diane Reiter

January 04, 1945 - July 17, 2019

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Shelley Behm
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The Behm family offers our sincere condolences for the loss of your mom. Eight years ago, when we moved into our home, just across the street from Diane, she was the very first person to reach out and befriend me. She was always upbeat, funny, sassy and my biggest fan. She would always tell me how much she liked this or that and would give me so many sincere compliments that I would become embarrassed. We had many treasured conversations over the years and I’m so glad that she was able to come to my son’s graduation party in our back yard this past May where I was able to sit and visit with her for awhile. She was generous in heart and spirit and I will miss her greatly. The ‘hood won’t be the same without her. 💔🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻
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Pam Weis
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I’m so happy to have met Diane!! She was one of the most unique amazing interesting witty funny entertaining ladies I have ever or will ever meet!! I was in awe of her love of life!! She and mom shared memories and made plenty of their own! Rest in piece beautiful lady!!
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Patti Larson
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So very glad we saw you in October
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Deborah Dyer
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I am so sorry to hear Diane has passed. I loved your Mom and your Dad. I have been gone for several years and lost track of them. I have wonderful memories of the times we had together. Their days were filled with love and laughter. I feel so privileged to have shared some of those days with them. Our time with them was filled with laughter. I sold them furniture at Harts several years ago and we became instant friends. The love they had for each other radiated. I was sorry to hear when Jim died and knew the pain Diane must have endured. It's a heartbreaking loss for you and I share your pain. May God give you peace through this difficult time once again. Sincerely. Debi (Watson) Dyer
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jackie dassinger
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So sorry to learn of Diane.s passing. When we moved to Falcon Ridge a couple of years ago she was one of the first people we met. W e went for a walk and as we were walking someone called out "Hi there" and it was Diane.. She came over to us and introduced herself and what a wonderful friend and neighbor she has been ever since -- so many nice visits,etc. I feel such a loss and will miss her very much. So happy that I met her and have such nice memories. Loved the adjectives that described her. Condolences to her family. Jackie Dassinger (and Steve Radue)