Condolences

Thoughts and prayers to Diane's family. Our heartfelt condolences and deepest sympathies. Jackie and I knew Diane as religious education teachers at St. Johns The Evangelist Church. Years ago, she was also our neighbor. The kids affectionately remember Diane as the popcorn lady - she bought whatever the kids were selling for their class trips and Marching Band. Always with her radiant smile - she was truly an inspiration with her positive personality. I never recall her having a bad day. We moved years ago and loss touch but never forgot Diane. From time to time, we would catch her at church, and she always asked how the kids were doing. She was a special lady! May God hold her in the palm of his hand and may she find eternal rest with our Saviour.

Please accept our sincere condolences during this difficult time! She must have been a wonderful woman, so sorry!
Emil and Janet Paparella

To the Nobles family- We are so sorry to hear of the passing of Diane. She was such a lovely person, both inside and out. I can still remember her infectious laugh and wonderful sense of humor. She touched so many people with her kind and loving personality. Diane will be sorely missed in the community.
—The Calli family

I worked at Utica College with Diane's mother Alfreida from 1975 through 1986. We often shared stories of our children's lives. So sorry for your loss.

Diane will be sorely missed by so many. But we will all remember her laughter and her love of life. To each member of the Nobles family, we are so very sorry for the loss you are feeling and will keep you in our hearts.

Mrs Noble’s smile was contagious and her laugh just made a day better. Love to the Nobles family, thinking of you all.

My Deepest Condolences to Lauren & Her Family at this very Sad Time. I have been Friends with Lauren for many years. My Loving Thoughts & Prayers to Her & Her Family. Diane is now at Peace. Love Shirley

I was so sorry to hear about Diane she was a wonderful lady and a lovely neighbor she will be sorely missed my condolences to all of you. The howe girls. Old neighbors

I never laughed harder than when I was with Diane. She was a favorite of my parents, too. Her faith, love of children, and especially her humor are an inspiration. My condolences to all her loved ones.

Please accept my sincere condolences on the passing of Diane. We had so many great conversations and laughs when I worked at St. John's. Always with a smile and a bright and sunny way about her. I am so sorry for your loss. She was one of the people I would always be happy to see walk into the rectory. I am so sorry, You all have a loving angel to look over you, because that's what she was.

A kinder and more loving person I have not met. And what a sense of humor! I will miss her character dearly.

Laureen and Dennis Violante