Diane Lewis, a devoted mother, sister, grandmother, aunt and friend to so many passed away peacefully at her home in New Jersey on September 6th 2011 Diane Lewis was born on January 7th 1933, in New York.
Diane passed away suddenly but peacefully at home on Saturday 6th of September 2011, aged 78 years. Beloved wife of Noker. Devoted mum of John, Adam and Ashley.
“The most amazing mother anyone could have asked for. Caring, loving and always with a smile on her face. We will miss you every day and remember you forever” – love, your forever babies.
20 thoughts on “DIANE LEWIS”
Diana, my loving wife. The only woman I have ever loved. I cherish the time we were together. How I miss holding you at night.
Rest in peace, Diane!
Mom, you are greatly missed. I am lost without your love and guidance. I miss you every day.
Grandma, we miss coming over for milk and cookies and helping you in the garden,
Rest in peace our dear friend
You are deeply missed here in the neighborhood. It is so quiet without you here to laugh and tell us jokes.
Mum-Mum, I will miss playing dolls with you. When will I see you next?
An amazing woman. You will be greatly missed, Di!
I remember one time I came to Diane’s house back in 2009 when she did an enormous amount of effort to get out of her wheelchair just to get me fresh flowers from the garden. She didn’t want me to go back home empty handed…Rest in peace my dear friend!
Diane, we were only neighbors for a couple of years but in that time I became quite fond of you and considered you my best friend. Thank you for the wonderful moments shared talking about our children.
I will miss you Diane. Love Michael.
Love you Diane,. You are sorely missed!
Mom, I still can’t imagine that you are gone. as I still talk to you in my head each and every day. I miss you so very much.
Ms. Lewis, I had you for a teacher 20 years ago and your classroom changed my life. I am forever grateful for the time you spent helping me through my adolescence. Had it not been for you, I never would of pursued a career in the arts. And I have you to thank!
Rest in peace dear friend. I know you are happy now in heaven.
We miss you at the garden club as you had the greenest thumb of any of us. Your kindness and wit are missed as well. We will tend to your garden since you’re away now. We love you and miss your voice and smile.
I remember how popular you were in high school and how Mike used to carry your books to school for you. I was always so envious of you and Mike and know how happy you were together. What a beautiful relationship the two of you had together.
Diane, you were my older sister whom I always looked up to. I miss our conversations and will now talk to you in prayers.
Ms Lewis, you were my favorite teacher. Thank you for helping me through a difficult year of high school.
RIP my beloved friend. You are missed by all those whose lives you’ve touched. And there are countless many!