Loving Wife
Diane Wynne DeFlorin, 71, passed away suddenly in her Farmington home, Saturday, November 15th with her husband Gary by her side.
Diane was born Feb. 4, 1943 in Duluth, Minnesota.
Diane completed her formal education later in life, graduating from high school in 2003 at the age of 60. It was at this time she learned to read and write. This opened up a new world for Diane. She kept busy writing cards and letters of love and encouragement to so very many people.
Diane enjoyed crafts. She passed the time knitting and making other craft items for friends and family.
Her heart for people was so big and she shared of herself in so many ways.
Diane attended Bible Baptist Church for 31 years. She spent her last hours with Gary, at Bible Baptist Church at a seniors fellowship.
Diane is survived by her lifelong friend and loving husband Gary, brother Kerry (Julie) Smith and many in-laws, cousins, nieces and nephews.
She was preceded in death by her bothers Ken and David.
A memorial service and graveside internment is planned for early summer 2015.
Published by Sun This Week Nov 19, 2014
Diane Wynne DeFlorin, 71, passed away suddenly in her Farmington home, Saturday, November 15th with her husband Gary by her side.
Diane was born Feb. 4, 1943 in Duluth, Minnesota.
Diane completed her formal education later in life, graduating from high school in 2003 at the age of 60. It was at this time she learned to read and write. This opened up a new world for Diane. She kept busy writing cards and letters of love and encouragement to so very many people.
Diane enjoyed crafts. She passed the time knitting and making other craft items for friends and family.
Her heart for people was so big and she shared of herself in so many ways.
Diane attended Bible Baptist Church for 31 years. She spent her last hours with Gary, at Bible Baptist Church at a seniors fellowship.
Diane is survived by her lifelong friend and loving husband Gary, brother Kerry (Julie) Smith and many in-laws, cousins, nieces and nephews.
She was preceded in death by her bothers Ken and David.
A memorial service and graveside internment is planned for early summer 2015.
Published by Sun This Week Nov 19, 2014
Loving Wife
Diane Wynne DeFlorin, 71, passed away suddenly in her Farmington home, Saturday, November 15th with her husband Gary by her side.
Diane was born Feb. 4, 1943 in Duluth, Minnesota.
Diane completed her formal education later in life, graduating from high school in 2003 at the age of 60. It was at this time she learned to read and write. This opened up a new world for Diane. She kept busy writing cards and letters of love and encouragement to so very many people.
Diane enjoyed crafts. She passed the time knitting and making other craft items for friends and family.
Her heart for people was so big and she shared of herself in so many ways.
Diane attended Bible Baptist Church for 31 years. She spent her last hours with Gary, at Bible Baptist Church at a seniors fellowship.
Diane is survived by her lifelong friend and loving husband Gary, brother Kerry (Julie) Smith and many in-laws, cousins, nieces and nephews.
She was preceded in death by her bothers Ken and David.
A memorial service and graveside internment is planned for early summer 2015.
Published by Sun This Week Nov 19, 2014
Diane Wynne DeFlorin, 71, passed away suddenly in her Farmington home, Saturday, November 15th with her husband Gary by her side.
Diane was born Feb. 4, 1943 in Duluth, Minnesota.
Diane completed her formal education later in life, graduating from high school in 2003 at the age of 60. It was at this time she learned to read and write. This opened up a new world for Diane. She kept busy writing cards and letters of love and encouragement to so very many people.
Diane enjoyed crafts. She passed the time knitting and making other craft items for friends and family.
Her heart for people was so big and she shared of herself in so many ways.
Diane attended Bible Baptist Church for 31 years. She spent her last hours with Gary, at Bible Baptist Church at a seniors fellowship.
Diane is survived by her lifelong friend and loving husband Gary, brother Kerry (Julie) Smith and many in-laws, cousins, nieces and nephews.
She was preceded in death by her bothers Ken and David.
A memorial service and graveside internment is planned for early summer 2015.
Published by Sun This Week Nov 19, 2014
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