Diane D. Holbrook

Birth date: Jun 6, 1945 Death date: Mar 7, 2021

Diane D. Holbrook “Forever in Blue Jeans” June 6, 1945-March 7, 2021 Diane passed away on Sunday, March 7th at the age of 75 Diane was born to Stanley Frank and Myrveldeen (Snow) Dangerfield and grew up on the Willow” D” in We Read Obituary

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Joe & Cindy Ellis

245w ago

Diane was such a dear friend when you kids were younger and we lived on Vinecrest. We lived 2 doors apart and shared so many fun times. When we moved to California, your mom organized and put together a quilt from many of our family and friends by having them each contribute a quilt square. Then she lovingly sewed them all together and tied it for us. We kept in touch for many years but haven't heard anything about her for several years. Two nights ago I was thinking about her and yesterday googled her and saw her obituary. I'm saddened by her death but grateful I'll be able to tell her good-bye. She was a wonderful person and now can rest from her troubles.
Love Cindy Ellis

Donna Vaughn

246w ago

Diane was such a great neighbor to me at Garden Grove in Ogden, so witty and knowledgeable about so many things. Glad to know her for the short time I did.

Jan Piepgrass

246w ago

Dearest Chris,

I am so sorry about your mom. We know the struggles of addictions. She knew you loved her and you knew she loved you, even though it was hard to see at times. Love is by far is the most important thing in life.

Jan P

Ré Guardado

246w ago

in honor of Diane.

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Ré Guardado

246w ago

in honor of Diane.

When I first moved there to the same apartments, Diane gave me a big pot of Day Lilies. She was the very first person to welcome me... I fell in love with her from that moment on. Every Spring she'd come and clear out all the weeds from my Mint and all of my other plants. She planted a bunch of beautiful flowers at the the entrance of our apts. She was so giving, kind and funny... She'd sit outside with the neighbors and tell us stories about growing up at the farm... She was so creative and intelligent.. She gave good advice. She ate so healthy, but I wouldn't listen. I'll miss her dearly. Everyone here loved her. When my Lilies bloom, I'll cry. God gained another angel on Sunday. Fly high Diane. I'll never forget you.

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