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DIANE GRANT
July, 1961 - November, 2020
Left to cherish her memory are her parents, Yolande and Elton, sisters, Lorri (Bob) and Carol (Julius), brother Alan, and her many nephews and nieces who shared in her life with us. She now reunites with our dear son and brother, Joseph, in the peace of heaven.
Cremation has taken place and a private family interment is planned for a later date.
To view this obituary and to sign the online book of condolences we invite you to visit her tribute page at:
www.wojciksfuneralchapel.com/obituaries
"Enjoy the little things in life,
for they are the big things"
As published in Winnipeg Free Press on Nov 07, 2020
Condolences & Memories (3 entries)
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Diane was a sweet girl who brought such joy and love to everyone around her. You are so lucky to have had someone so special in your life and she too was very lucky to have had such a happy and loving family. What a beautiful angel she was on Earth and now in Heaven. May knowing she is safe with Joe in the arms of Jesus bring you comfort during this difficult time. Sending you prayers, hugs, and blessings - Posted by: Jacqui James (Family) on: Nov 08, 2020
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As you go through life you learn a lot of lessons from many people. Diane taught me at a young age to “never judge a book by its cover” though she couldn’t use words to express this she didn’t need them. If you knew Diane you could look in her eyes and see in her smile that she was saying “I love you”, and that same look in her eyes and smile would put a smile on everybody’s face around her. If you don’t have somebody like Diane in your family, trust me when I say “you’re missing out” God has many different ways to show perfection and Diane I Truly think you’re the most perfect person I know. I love you Diane and can’t wait to meet you again. - Posted by: Andrew (Nephew ) on: Nov 08, 2020
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My beautiful sister, the sweetest girl with gentle smile, will be so missed. I have so many fond memories of our growing up together, along with my other siblings. She was full of love and laughter and sweet innocence, and and in her own way taught us about acceptance and understanding. Though I will miss her so much, I cannot wish her back, for she was tired and could not fight any longer. Rest In Peace, Diane, God will take care of you now - Posted by: Carol (Sister) on: Nov 08, 2020