Diane Marie Wright

She beautiful in side and out.

Many great memories growing up with Diane and her family. We introduced Diane and Bob and were privileged to be in their wedding. . Love and prayers to her family... I regret not keeping in touch over the last years... Life goes by way too fast... Bonnie Juul (Relph)

Diane, God’s light spilled out as you brightened everyone around you. Your laughter lingers in our hearts’ memories. Hope lives on through your precious daughter and family. They will carry God’s promises to future generations and we will all rejoice together in eternity. We are grateful for Envita too and the opportunity we had to know you. May God’s tender mercies offer peace to your husband and family in the hard days ahead. Until we meet again, sweet friend . . . Your Envita roommates, Kelly & Randi Sue Stewart

I regret that I will not be able to be there with you all this week. Diane was a special "big cousin" to me as a child. She often loomed larger than life to me as a kid as I saw her as strong, self-assured and a fun-loving force of nature not to be ignored. From Diane I learned about following and sharing your passions; be they as a mother, a sister, a partner, a professional or a colleague. She loved fiercely, unconditionally, & fully. She inspired those she loved to do the same. I was blessed to have her in my family and in my life. I will miss you Diane.

Diane and I worked together for many years in the Youth Crisis Unit at the Mental Health Center Of Dane County. As a team, of which Diane was an integral part, we did hard and good work, and Diane often acted as dispatcher for our team, gathering information that was critical for our often making challenging decisions on behalf of children and families. We also enjoyed much laughter in the Youth Crisis Unit, and, again, Diane was a major contributor to our bonding with humor. I wish her a safe passing and much love as she traverses this journey. Kristen Esbensen