Diane Jean Wiedenbeck

To Bill and family, Diane was a force! I am so grateful for her life of service to church and community. She pulled many of us into local politics, often by way of sending a complaint about some issue then finding ourselves serving on a committee or board. She had a heart for justice and a seemingly unending supply of energy. I am thankful to have called her a friend. God bless and keep you in your grief.

Diane, thank you for the amazing friend that you were to me and all that you did for the Cottage Grove community. You were an amazing servant of the Lord in everything you did and I admired the passion you approached every day with. To Bill and the entire Wiedenbeck family, my deepest condolences go out to you. You have been and will continue to be in my prayers.

Diane was a friend, a mentor, and one of the best people I have had the pleasure of knowing in Cottage Grove. Her passing is a great loss, not just for her friends and family, but the Village as a whole. Things won't be the same without her.

I'm so sorry to hear of the passing of Diane. I've known Diane for 20 years and have enjoyed conversations about a variety of topics. I especially loved hearing her talk about her family, who she loved so much. She was an amazing woman who touched the lives of so many with all of her roles in the community. She will be missed by many. Sending the family prayers for healing and strength during this difficult time.

Dear family of Diane- words cannot express my sadness right now I was Dianes volunteer director at the Board on Aging and Long Term Care She was selected and received the prestigious Louise Abrams Yaffe Volunteer Ombudsman Program Award - we celebrated at the Pfister Hotel in Milwaukee Diane was glamorous I loved her 💕 Gods peace Kellie Miller