Diane Dalbon

Diane was born on July 27, 1957 at St. Mary's Medical Center in West Palm Beach, Florida. She was the daughter of Anthony Dalbon and Elizabeth Vaccaro Dalbon. Diane was raised in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida. Always at the ready with a good joke, she grew up to be quite a humorous person. While some who knew Diane might describe her as an idealist, her friends and family understood well that Diane was always in pursuit of life’s endless possibilities and opportunities available to her.

Diane was a natural and creative parent who was willing to provide her family with all sorts of new and interesting experiences. For Diane, parenting was a particularly enjoyable and pleasurable part of her life. Every activity, from chores to bedtime routines, became a game in the Dalbon home. Diane's skill at understanding her children's feelings, her sensitivity to their needs, and her gift for gentle persuasion enabled her to find novel solutions to any problem or situation that might crop up. Diane was blessed with one child: a daughter Chelsea.

Diane was uplifted by new ideas and was excited by life’s possibilities, traits that made her an exceptional worker. Her primary occupation was Paralegal. She was employed for many years with various attroneys. Diane was enterprising, inventive and working against deadlines seemed to energize her. Diane had the uncanny ability to identify a win/win solution to just about any problem, possibly because of her gift for insight. Diane's fellow workers saw her as a supporter and a mentor.

Because Diane loved to have a broad variety of activities in her life, she took advantage of the opportunity to pursue numerous hobbies. Her favorite pursuits were equestrian competion. Diane had a knack for being able to multi-task in order to create time for all of her favorite pastimes. However, Diane's ever-present concern for others always took precedent.

Diane Dalbon passed away on January 15, 2011 at Good Samaritan Hospital West Palm Beach, Florida. Diane fought a brave battle against cancer. She is survived by her parents Anthony and Elizabeth Dalbon, her daughter, Chelsea and cousin Olivia. Services were held at Howard-Price Funeral Home.