Birth date: Apr 21, 1935 Death date: Mar 20, 2022
Diane Dillon Brown, 86, passed away March 20, 2022. She was born on April 21, 1935, in Hudson, Michigan to Herbert and Elisabeth (Gould) Dillon. Diane married the love of her life, John Brown, on April 21, 1957, in Tecumseh, Michi Read Obituary
John and family: Heaven gained another angel with Diane. Such a gentle, loving and caring lady who was such a dear friend of mom's. I know she is watching over you and your family, knowing she made a difference in all your lives and many others. Bless you all knowing Diane was truly a faithful servant of the Lord. Rest in Heaven, Diane. You will be remembered always. Tina Elrod Ronders
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I worked with Diane at many church events and activities. She was a wonderful, interesting woman who had great stories to tell. I will miss her and wont forget how easy she made organizing a room full of books and toys look.
I just received word from my sister in law, who taught school at Onstead with Mrs. Brown. I am reaching out to Mr. Brown, Scott, Jeff, and Steven, and there families as someone who spent a very important part of my life, growing up on Sunderland in Detroit. I remember the hockey games in the back yard, I remember cutting your grass, when you guys went away for the summer, I recall my Dad, lifting the puck over Smith's fence, into your Bay window, as you guys were pulling into your driveway. I remember trying to make my way to your front door, on Devil's night, to soap the window, and trying to avoid having water dumped on us from above. I remember all of the kids being together on New Year's Eve, while all of the adults went to the Red Wings game. I remember going to the Grandmont shopping mall, and playing pin ball with Scott.
I recall going to your surprise 25th wedding anniversary, going to Kalamazoo college with Scott to visit the campus, going to the wedding for Scott and his wife, in Boyne City....I recall getting a phone call from the warden at my facility, who was a member at the same YMCA as Mr. Brown, and being given a direct order to contact him.... I remember getting a note from Scott when my Dad passed away in 2010....
I feel blessed that I had the opportunity to spend some of the most important parts of my life, around your family. I learned important lessons about respecting adults from Mr. and Mrs. Brown, which I have passed on to my children and grandchildren...
Lastly I always felt accepted even though I didn't support that other school in Michigan, with the green and white colors...Love, Paul
Sympathy and prayers for the family. She was a great lady, church member and loved scrap booking. Charles Tilden
I love and miss you, Grandma. Thanks for all of the great memories. You were the greatest.
I love you so much, Grandma 🤍
Jerry and I were sorry to hear of Diane’s death. We’ll remember all the great times at Columbia we enjoyed. Diane was such a joyful, happy person with a kind word for all.
Rest peacefully, Margaret and Jerry Albert
