We moved across the street from the Frost’s in 1967 and Diane and I became fast friends. She was hip, cool and I wanted everything she was. Diane was the youngest of three so her parents Harry and Rosemary were pretty relaxed by the time she came along. I, on the other hand was the oldest and my parents were vigilant. Needless to say it was more fun at Diane’s house. Diane has this great chortle that I’ll never forget, and although she was laid back in many ways, she was wickedly observant. I don’t think Diane knew she was petite and sometimes frail, because she took shit from no one! I  didn’t  see her often after I moved to Oregon,  but it was always a joy to see her and share what we had been doing for all those years in between. She was an  influential personality from my teenage years, and I miss her in this life. Hope we will know each other in what is to come.  Love and Light Diane!

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Diane Lee Mullen

January 24, 1955 – May 29, 2020

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