1. Diane was a beautiful woman in every way she could be. she loved life and enjoyed each day. She was an elegant lady and Admired by many She loved her family and was so proud of them. Farewell my special friend. I will miss you forever.

2. What a sparkling jewel! Feisty, funny, elegant, caring,, loving, optimistic are but a few words that come to mind when I think about Diane. It has been a privilege to call her a friend and I will miss her laughter, her funny stories and her love.

3. I loved spending time visiting with Diane at Maiden Lake. We had great conversations about our families sitting by the water. I’ll miss her beautiful smile! Rest in peace my friend.

4. So saddened to hear of your loss. Your mother was such a lovely and kind woman. I feel so blessed to have known her. She is now with her Bob in paradise ❤️. May that thought help ease your pain. Love you all

   1. Please accept our most sincere sympathy. Diane was a very sweet lady. I enjoyed sharing favorite book titles with her! Rest in peace, lovely lady!

5. Our condolences to Courtney, Marni and family. Diane was a beautiful, classy lady. We will miss seeing and visiting with her at Maiden Lake. 💕😞

6. I have known diane more than 50 years. She was a shining light in our world. Such a sweet Kady. I shall miss her always.

7. Definitely a sad day for the Maiden Lake originals!!

8. Farewell, Diane. You welcomed me into your book club and I don’t think I’ve ever met a happier person. It has been wonderful knowing you. ❤️

9. I’m so sorry for your loss. Your family lived close to us and our kids loved walking down the sidewalk with their dress up clothes. Doug was the only one who walked down street naked if anyone can remember that I will always keep you in my thoughts and prayers forever. God bless you.
   Bob and Diane you were the best!!! They would give you the shirts off their backs if it was needed. You will be missed and loved forever. God bless you Diane😇

10. I loved Diane and have fond memories of her laugh and secret enjoyment of us kids shenanigans growing up. She was always there to cheer you on whether it be at a sporting event or in life. Her hugs were warm and her heart was huge. I pray she got an amazing welcome from Bob. Love you Court!

11. I am another one of Diane’s Maiden Lake friends who will miss her very much. I am so happy we had the chance to visit when she was at the lake last month. She always had a bright smile and a brighter outlook. Plus, she always had great books to share. I find consolation in knowing she is reunited with Bob in heaven. Eternal rest grant unto her and may perpetual light shine upon her. May she rest in the peace of God’s embrace.

12. I am so very sorry for your loss! Diane was one of the First Ladies I was worked with in the Grayslake Schools. I still have many of the gifts that she gave me. Not to mention she was an absolutely amazing cook and entertainer! She was such a beautiful caring person! My love to your family! ♥️

13. I am so very sorry for your loss. I worked with Diane at Frederick School for many years. What a kind, compassionate woman with a huge heart. She always had a smile on her face no matter what was going on. Condolences to the entire family.
    Lisa Pucher

14. Every time I drive on Rt. 120, passed the Johnson house, I think fondly of Diane. My father, Gene, worked for Arne when I was a kid. I went to Round Lake High School and Diane at Grayslake High School. Rivals; but we always had a bond my RL friends didn’t understand when we connected at games. Years passed, and we re-connected through Avon Twp. ball games and later at Reflections Restaurant on Friday or Saturday nights. I’m so sorry I did not see this until after the visitation memorial. I would have been there. Hold tight to your wonderful memories.

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