Dianne passed away October 20, 2006 in Tipton, Indiana.
Born February 16, 1934 in Atlanta, Georgia, she graduated from Lawrenceville High School in 1951. She married Michael (Jerry) G. Corniola on November 18, 1957 in Yokohama, Japan and then moved to the San Francisco Bay Area until 1997 when she moved to Indiana.
She was preceded in death by her husband in 1982; her parents, Connie nee Padgett Rather in 1970 and Joseph C. Maxcy in 1980; as well as her sister, JoAnn (Maxcy) Nichols #114282078 in 1987.
She is survived by daughter, Nancy Widener (Dan) in Jacksonville, Florida. Daughter Sheri Corniola joins her. (Jim) in Tipton, Indiana; brothers, Donald Maxcy (Karen), Highlands, North Carolina and Larry Maxey (Clara), Copperhill, Tennessee; her step mother and friend, Geraldine Maxey, Buford, Georgia; and 4 grandchildren, Lindsay, Nathan, Amelia and Olivia. She also leaves behind many other family and friends. A private memorial service was held on November 1st 2006.
Residence Year: 1954
Street Address: 316 Madison av D
Residence Place: Atlanta, Georgia
Occupation: Office Secretary for Mutual Boiler Ins.
Publication Title:
Atlanta, Georgia, City Directory, 1954
Mother of Nancy Louise Widener and Sheri Regina Corniola.
Grandmother of Lindsay Dianne Fisher, Nathan, Amelia, and Olivia Widener.
Sister to Joanne who preceded her in death.
Survived by Two brothers, Donny Maxcy of N.Carolina and Larry Maxcy of Tennessee.
Peach was her favorite color.
She was a Dear friend and I will miss her.
Her ashes were actually spread on the Atlantic coast. And when her sister, Joann died, hers were spread on the Pacific coast. So that the sisters could meet in the middle and be together again. Nancy, her daughter was the one who spread her mother's ashes there. Carol, Joann's daughter spread Joann's ashes here in California.
"God saw you were getting tired and a cure was not to be.
So He put his arms around you, and whispered "Come with me".
With tearful eyes we watched you, and saw you pass away.
Although we loved you dearly, we would not make you stay.
A golden heart stopped beating, hard working hands at rest.
God broke our hearts to prove to us. He only takes the best."
Born February 16, 1934 in Atlanta, Georgia, she graduated from Lawrenceville High School in 1951. She married Michael (Jerry) G. Corniola on November 18, 1957 in Yokohama, Japan and then moved to the San Francisco Bay Area until 1997 when she moved to Indiana.
She was preceded in death by her husband in 1982; her parents, Connie nee Padgett Rather in 1970 and Joseph C. Maxcy in 1980; as well as her sister, JoAnn (Maxcy) Nichols #114282078 in 1987.
She is survived by daughter, Nancy Widener (Dan) in Jacksonville, Florida. Daughter Sheri Corniola joins her. (Jim) in Tipton, Indiana; brothers, Donald Maxcy (Karen), Highlands, North Carolina and Larry Maxey (Clara), Copperhill, Tennessee; her step mother and friend, Geraldine Maxey, Buford, Georgia; and 4 grandchildren, Lindsay, Nathan, Amelia and Olivia. She also leaves behind many other family and friends. A private memorial service was held on November 1st 2006.
Residence Year: 1954
Street Address: 316 Madison av D
Residence Place: Atlanta, Georgia
Occupation: Office Secretary for Mutual Boiler Ins.
Publication Title:
Atlanta, Georgia, City Directory, 1954
Mother of Nancy Louise Widener and Sheri Regina Corniola.
Grandmother of Lindsay Dianne Fisher, Nathan, Amelia, and Olivia Widener.
Sister to Joanne who preceded her in death.
Survived by Two brothers, Donny Maxcy of N.Carolina and Larry Maxcy of Tennessee.
Peach was her favorite color.
She was a Dear friend and I will miss her.
Her ashes were actually spread on the Atlantic coast. And when her sister, Joann died, hers were spread on the Pacific coast. So that the sisters could meet in the middle and be together again. Nancy, her daughter was the one who spread her mother's ashes there. Carol, Joann's daughter spread Joann's ashes here in California.
"God saw you were getting tired and a cure was not to be.
So He put his arms around you, and whispered "Come with me".
With tearful eyes we watched you, and saw you pass away.
Although we loved you dearly, we would not make you stay.
A golden heart stopped beating, hard working hands at rest.
God broke our hearts to prove to us. He only takes the best."
Dianne passed away October 20, 2006 in Tipton, Indiana.
Born February 16, 1934 in Atlanta, Georgia, she graduated from Lawrenceville High School in 1951. She married Michael (Jerry) G. Corniola on November 18, 1957 in Yokohama, Japan and then moved to the San Francisco Bay Area until 1997 when she moved to Indiana.
She was preceded in death by her husband in 1982; her parents, Connie nee Padgett Rather in 1970 and Joseph C. Maxcy in 1980; as well as her sister, JoAnn (Maxcy) Nichols #114282078 in 1987.
She is survived by daughter, Nancy Widener (Dan) in Jacksonville, Florida. Daughter Sheri Corniola joins her. (Jim) in Tipton, Indiana; brothers, Donald Maxcy (Karen), Highlands, North Carolina and Larry Maxey (Clara), Copperhill, Tennessee; her step mother and friend, Geraldine Maxey, Buford, Georgia; and 4 grandchildren, Lindsay, Nathan, Amelia and Olivia. She also leaves behind many other family and friends. A private memorial service was held on November 1st 2006.
Residence Year: 1954
Street Address: 316 Madison av D
Residence Place: Atlanta, Georgia
Occupation: Office Secretary for Mutual Boiler Ins.
Publication Title:
Atlanta, Georgia, City Directory, 1954
Mother of Nancy Louise Widener and Sheri Regina Corniola.
Grandmother of Lindsay Dianne Fisher, Nathan, Amelia, and Olivia Widener.
Sister to Joanne who preceded her in death.
Survived by Two brothers, Donny Maxcy of N.Carolina and Larry Maxcy of Tennessee.
Peach was her favorite color.
She was a Dear friend and I will miss her.
Her ashes were actually spread on the Atlantic coast. And when her sister, Joann died, hers were spread on the Pacific coast. So that the sisters could meet in the middle and be together again. Nancy, her daughter was the one who spread her mother's ashes there. Carol, Joann's daughter spread Joann's ashes here in California.
"God saw you were getting tired and a cure was not to be.
So He put his arms around you, and whispered "Come with me".
With tearful eyes we watched you, and saw you pass away.
Although we loved you dearly, we would not make you stay.
A golden heart stopped beating, hard working hands at rest.
God broke our hearts to prove to us. He only takes the best."
Born February 16, 1934 in Atlanta, Georgia, she graduated from Lawrenceville High School in 1951. She married Michael (Jerry) G. Corniola on November 18, 1957 in Yokohama, Japan and then moved to the San Francisco Bay Area until 1997 when she moved to Indiana.
She was preceded in death by her husband in 1982; her parents, Connie nee Padgett Rather in 1970 and Joseph C. Maxcy in 1980; as well as her sister, JoAnn (Maxcy) Nichols #114282078 in 1987.
She is survived by daughter, Nancy Widener (Dan) in Jacksonville, Florida. Daughter Sheri Corniola joins her. (Jim) in Tipton, Indiana; brothers, Donald Maxcy (Karen), Highlands, North Carolina and Larry Maxey (Clara), Copperhill, Tennessee; her step mother and friend, Geraldine Maxey, Buford, Georgia; and 4 grandchildren, Lindsay, Nathan, Amelia and Olivia. She also leaves behind many other family and friends. A private memorial service was held on November 1st 2006.
Residence Year: 1954
Street Address: 316 Madison av D
Residence Place: Atlanta, Georgia
Occupation: Office Secretary for Mutual Boiler Ins.
Publication Title:
Atlanta, Georgia, City Directory, 1954
Mother of Nancy Louise Widener and Sheri Regina Corniola.
Grandmother of Lindsay Dianne Fisher, Nathan, Amelia, and Olivia Widener.
Sister to Joanne who preceded her in death.
Survived by Two brothers, Donny Maxcy of N.Carolina and Larry Maxcy of Tennessee.
Peach was her favorite color.
She was a Dear friend and I will miss her.
Her ashes were actually spread on the Atlantic coast. And when her sister, Joann died, hers were spread on the Pacific coast. So that the sisters could meet in the middle and be together again. Nancy, her daughter was the one who spread her mother's ashes there. Carol, Joann's daughter spread Joann's ashes here in California.
"God saw you were getting tired and a cure was not to be.
So He put his arms around you, and whispered "Come with me".
With tearful eyes we watched you, and saw you pass away.
Although we loved you dearly, we would not make you stay.
A golden heart stopped beating, hard working hands at rest.
God broke our hearts to prove to us. He only takes the best."
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