Death date: Aug 7, 2024
Diane Shurtleff, 72, of Annapolis, MD passed away peacefully on August 7th surrounded by family after a short illness. Diane’s life anchored around two things: family and friends. Family: Diane spent her early years in New Englan Read Obituary
I made friends with Diane during our days with the Batty Hatties. She was the sweetest and loveliest lady. I will remember her true love of family. She had a loving husband, a wonderful daughter and two Granddaughters who were the Apple of her eye. Rest in peace , Diane 😢💔
Some people come into our lives and quickly go. Some stay for a while and leave footprints on our hearts and we are never, ever the same” - author Flavia Weedn
Diane leaves her footprints all over the hearts of her family and her friends. Her family took such wonderful care of her during her brief illness. They saw that she had the best possible care, gave her unwavering love and support. After all, Diane was their mentor in care, love and support - an expert role model.
Diane also excelled as a friend, and she had many. Always caring and there for her sisterhood. Her love and sense of humor carried us through daily trials, celebrations, and helped create such fond memories.
May her memory remain in our hearts forever and may we find solace in knowing she is now at peace. She leaves footprints all over the hearts of her family and her friends She will be so missed.
We will always treasure Diane's friendship, beautiful smile and honesty. Missing you today and always.
Love, Marge and Ron Frankovich
I had the pleasure of taking care of her and she touched my heart in so many ways. Such a pure loving soul , you couldn’t help clinging to her . The laughs we shared, the tears that we shed. I’ll never forget the times we had with one another. You are truly missed my “hun bun” love you dearly- KeyKey ❤️
“Some people come into our lives and quickly go. Some stay for a while and leave footprints on our hearts and we are never, ever the same” - author Flavia Weedn
Diane leaves her footprints all over the hearts of her family and her friends. Her family took such wonderful care of her during her brief illness. They saw that she had the best possible care, gave her unwavering love and support. After all, Diane was their mentor in care, love and support - an expert role model.
Diane also excelled as a friend, and she had many. Always caring and there for her sisterhood. Her love and sense of humor carried us through daily trials, celebrations, coffee, parties, luncheons - she helped created such fond memories.
May her memory remain in our hearts forever and may we find solace in knowing she is now at peace. She leaves footprints all over the hearts of her family and her friends Jon called us Lucy and Ethel. She will be so missed!
Lin Cunningham
Diane and I were high school friends and continued our friendship after graduation. When she met Jon, I knew he was her sole mate and was so happy when they asked me to be in their wedding! It was a fun wedding that I’ll always remember and cherish. Diane and I regained our friendship several years ago when she’d come to the Cape to visit her Dad. I’m very thankful we were reunited and got a chance to reminisce and reconnect! Love you my friend…
