Diane Andreoli, age 75, of Dexter, Michigan passed away on Tuesday, December 28, 2021. Diane was born August 31, 1946.
Vivian (Diane) (Vivian) Kolodziej-Collins wrote to say:
DeeDee, was my best friend in high school, and she was my maid-of-honor at my wedding. She shared my mother's birthday and we shared names. So many memories of a strong, smart, and down-to-earth woman. She was my rock growing up and became it once again so many years later when we both lost our husbands. She loved her family fiercely, was so very proud of her sons and grandchildren. I will miss her terribly, and all our book reviews! Love, Diane (Vivian) Kolodziej-Collins.
Vivian Diane Kolodziej, Thank you for sharing your information about Diane Dooley. I have not seen Diane since we left Mackenzie but I would think of her fondly whenever I thought of Mackenzie. I I lived on Appoline near Foley and many times when I was half of the way to school I would stop at her home, I think it was on Pinehurst or Mendota , and we would go the rest of the way together. I have such warm and friendly and fun memories of her and tried to find her online a few times but did not know her married name. I am sorry for the loss of your wonderful friend and glad that you were able to share so much of life together after Mackenzie. Because our yearbooks are in black and white I can't confirm that I am correct that her hair was red. I think I remember her Dad was a policeman. It's been a few years! Respectfully, Carol
Carol Bagwell (Carouvich)
Vivian Diane Kolodziej, Thank you for sharing your information about Diane Dooley. I have not seen Diane since we left Mackenzie but I would think of her fondly whenever I thought of Mackenzie. I I lived on Appoline near Foley and many times when I was half of the way to school I would stop at her home, I think it was on Pinehurst or Mendota , and we would go the rest of the way together. I have such warm and friendly and fun memories of her and tried to find her online a few times but did not know her married name. I am sorry for the loss of your wonderful friend and glad that you were able to share so much of life together after Mackenzie. Because our yearbooks are in black and white I can't confirm that I am correct that her hair was red. I think I remember her Dad was a policeman. It's been a few years! Respectfully, Carol