Diane Harrington Korff, age 86, passed away on February 25, 2020.
Diane and her siblings were raised on Cochiti Pueblo by their parents, Leopoldo and Sofia Rael.
Diane received a diploma in nursing and worked for the VA Hospital in multiple states until she and her children settled back in Albuquerque, NM. While working at the VA, she and Dr. Webster opened the Gastrointestinal Studies Department, where she excelled and trained countless doctors over 20 years. Diane was invited to speak at national conferences and received many awards.
Faith was foremost in her life, even while working and raising a family on her own. Diane was an active member at The Shrine of St. Bernadette Catholic Church where she was a member of the Altar Rosary Society, a Eucharistic Minister for the Home Bound and was a member of the choir.
Diane is survived by her husband, Herb Korff, her children: Robert and his wife, Amy, Donna; Deborah and her husband, Scott, and William and his wife, Donna; her step-children: Karen and her husband, Richard and Matt and his wife, Melodee; siblings: Lionel Rael, Eppie Rael, Ophelia Romero and Viola Domínguez; grandchildren: David, Olivia, Kevin, Aryn, Molly, Benjamin and Robin; great-grandchildren: Niko, Bella, Maria, Crew and Avery; as well as multiple nieces and nephews.
Diane and her siblings were raised on Cochiti Pueblo by their parents, Leopoldo and Sofia Rael.
Diane received a diploma in nursing and worked for the VA Hospital in multiple states until she and her children settled back in Albuquerque, NM. While working at the VA, she and Dr. Webster opened the Gastrointestinal Studies Department, where she excelled and trained countless doctors over 20 years. Diane was invited to speak at national conferences and received many awards.
Faith was foremost in her life, even while working and raising a family on her own. Diane was an active member at The Shrine of St. Bernadette Catholic Church where she was a member of the Altar Rosary Society, a Eucharistic Minister for the Home Bound and was a member of the choir.
Diane is survived by her husband, Herb Korff, her children: Robert and his wife, Amy, Donna; Deborah and her husband, Scott, and William and his wife, Donna; her step-children: Karen and her husband, Richard and Matt and his wife, Melodee; siblings: Lionel Rael, Eppie Rael, Ophelia Romero and Viola Domínguez; grandchildren: David, Olivia, Kevin, Aryn, Molly, Benjamin and Robin; great-grandchildren: Niko, Bella, Maria, Crew and Avery; as well as multiple nieces and nephews.
Diane Harrington Korff, age 86, passed away on February 25, 2020.
Diane and her siblings were raised on Cochiti Pueblo by their parents, Leopoldo and Sofia Rael.
Diane received a diploma in nursing and worked for the VA Hospital in multiple states until she and her children settled back in Albuquerque, NM. While working at the VA, she and Dr. Webster opened the Gastrointestinal Studies Department, where she excelled and trained countless doctors over 20 years. Diane was invited to speak at national conferences and received many awards.
Faith was foremost in her life, even while working and raising a family on her own. Diane was an active member at The Shrine of St. Bernadette Catholic Church where she was a member of the Altar Rosary Society, a Eucharistic Minister for the Home Bound and was a member of the choir.
Diane is survived by her husband, Herb Korff, her children: Robert and his wife, Amy, Donna; Deborah and her husband, Scott, and William and his wife, Donna; her step-children: Karen and her husband, Richard and Matt and his wife, Melodee; siblings: Lionel Rael, Eppie Rael, Ophelia Romero and Viola Domínguez; grandchildren: David, Olivia, Kevin, Aryn, Molly, Benjamin and Robin; great-grandchildren: Niko, Bella, Maria, Crew and Avery; as well as multiple nieces and nephews.
Diane and her siblings were raised on Cochiti Pueblo by their parents, Leopoldo and Sofia Rael.
Diane received a diploma in nursing and worked for the VA Hospital in multiple states until she and her children settled back in Albuquerque, NM. While working at the VA, she and Dr. Webster opened the Gastrointestinal Studies Department, where she excelled and trained countless doctors over 20 years. Diane was invited to speak at national conferences and received many awards.
Faith was foremost in her life, even while working and raising a family on her own. Diane was an active member at The Shrine of St. Bernadette Catholic Church where she was a member of the Altar Rosary Society, a Eucharistic Minister for the Home Bound and was a member of the choir.
Diane is survived by her husband, Herb Korff, her children: Robert and his wife, Amy, Donna; Deborah and her husband, Scott, and William and his wife, Donna; her step-children: Karen and her husband, Richard and Matt and his wife, Melodee; siblings: Lionel Rael, Eppie Rael, Ophelia Romero and Viola Domínguez; grandchildren: David, Olivia, Kevin, Aryn, Molly, Benjamin and Robin; great-grandchildren: Niko, Bella, Maria, Crew and Avery; as well as multiple nieces and nephews.
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