Diana L. O'Toole

So much energy in one person! So much dedication and love! She cannot be replaced. Her absence leaves a terrible void at Burke Lutheran Church and in the hearts of all those who loved her. She quietly went about her business without needing to criticize others. Her laugh was music to our ears. Enjoy the bliss of the heavenly choir, Diane. See you there someday!

I did Diana’s hair the last several years. I always enjoyed her company and always tried to make her laugh. We talked about Norwegian traditions & she made the best lefse! She will be missed. God bless.

As a boy I had the chance to work side by side with my cousin Diana on the farm. She went about the work with good humor, a smile and quiet determination. I remember being a bit embarrassed when she out worked me at haying time. Although I didn’t realize it then Diana by her example taught this young man of the 60’s a valuable lesson...any woman is as capable as any man. Peace to Diana and her family.

We didn't know Diane, but knew the younger sisters. Her smile is beautiful and it sounds like she really LIVED life. Our sincere sympathy to you ALL. Gone to soon, but she is in great company and you will see her again, soon. Prayers for peace as you work through the next week together. Celebrate a life lived the right way. Randy and Kris (Menage) Kuechenmeister LHS class of 1980

I'm so sorry to hear this. I worked with Diana at wps for many years. She was a wonderful person and taught us alot. She will be missed. My dad had brain cancer too, diagnosed in 2009, and pasted away last june, my great neice was 20 months old, and diagnosed a week after her first birthday after a , battle for 9 months, and just passed away in April from neuroblastoma. My heart goes out to your family. May God bless you all.