Dianne Elaine St. Marie Griffin

Dianne dedicated many years of her life to serving others amidst the serene surroundings of Lake End Park, where her warm smile and welcoming spirit brightened the days of countless visitors. Beyond her professional endeavors, Dianne found true joy in her roles as a devoted mother and grandmother. Her children and grandchildren held the most special place in her heart, so much so that she referred to them as "the pieces of my heart". It must be acknowledged that Dianne poured her love and wisdom into her loved ones lives with unmatched devotion.

Left to carry on her legacy are her beloved children: Julie Pruis and husband "J.P.", Jamie Carpenter and husband Chris, Joy Sanders and husband Ronald, Jason Anslem and wife Jamie, Mark Griffin and wife Annette, and Crystal Green and husband Greg. She is also survived by her dear siblings: Linda Girouard, Margret Sargee, Kathy Case, and Tommy St. Marie, along with 18 cherished grandchildren and 13 adoring great-grandchildren.

Dianne now finds peace reunited with her parents, Jerome St. Marie and Mary Ann Bergeron and her beloved fur baby, Bella Blue.

Her life was a testament to kindness, family, and unwavering love. Dianne's memory will forever be treasured by all who were fortunate enough to know her gentle spirit and compassionate heart.

The family requests that a time of memorial visitation and remembrance be observed on Tuesday, July 16, 2024 from 5pm until 8pm with a celebration of Dianne's life taking place at 6pm at Hargrave Funeral Home. In keeping with Dianne's wishes, graveside services will be held privately by the family.

The family would like to express their deep appreciation to everyone who has shared their love, support and comfort during the final days of Dianne's journey among this earth.

In lieu of plants, friends and loved ones are welcome to donate to a charity of their choice or order flowers. Dianne has left her loved ones many beautiful plants to tend to in her absence and they do not have her patience or ability to tend to green things.