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Diane Ann Van Noland 1932 - 2018

Diane Ann Van Noland was born in 1932. She married Robert Malley, and they had children Michael Malley and Daniel Malley. She would also marry Milton H Van Noland, and they had children Lisa Van Noland, Alison Van Noland, Theresa Van Noland, Paul Van Noland, Catherine Van Noland, and John Van Noland. Diane Van Noland died at age 85 years old on January 27, 2018 in Hayward, Alameda County, California United States, and was buried on February 1, 2018 at Sky Lawn Memorial Cemetary in Half Moon Bay, San Mateo County.

Diane Ann Van Noland

1932

January 27, 2018

Hayward, Alameda County, California, United States

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1932

Birthday

1932

Birthdate

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Ethnicity & Family History

White
Nationality & Locations

American
Religious Beliefs

Catholic
01/27

2018

Death

January 27, 2018

Death date

Congestive Heart Failure Complications

Cause of death

Hayward, Alameda County, California United States
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02/1

2018

Gravesite & Burial

February 1, 2018

Funeral date
Sky Lawn Memorial Cemetary in Half Moon Bay, San Mateo County, California 94019, United States
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Obituary

Diane Van Noland was born on June 4th 1932, and was raised in Depression-era San Francisco, a difficult time that taught her the value of hard work, which she practiced throughout her life, ending her career at 68 as an auditor for the Cement Masons Labor Union. Growing up in the Fillmore District, she rode cable cars for a nickel, wiled away afternoons at Playland on the beach, went shopping at the Emporium, and spent fun-filled days at the magical and long-lost Sutro Baths. She attended Presentation High School. The nine children she raised in the 1960s and 70s have fond memories of brunch at the Jack Tar Hotel, breakfast at Sambos above the cemetery, and excursions escaping the city to Russian River and Lake Tahoe. A devout Catholic until the end, there are also memories of mandated church every Sunday. No matter the state of the world or her bank account, Diane insisted on a week’s vacation with the family each and every year. After moving to the Peninsula, she spent her time in San Mateo’s Central Park and wrangling a seemingly never-ending stream of teenaged children coming and going as teenagers do, the source of energy required for such things forever a mystery to her children. An avid animal lover, Diane’s porch was the local “drive-through” for neighborhood birds and squirrels, and she would spend the morning hours in happy appreciation of their company. A human stationary store, she had a card on hand for every occasion, and was always the first to take the time to write an old-fashioned note of thanks or condolence. Her calendar was crammed with the birthdays she never missed. There was no space in her house that went unfilled with photos and memories of her children and growing ranks of grandchildren, to all of whom she would covertly sneak candy or gifts from the bottomless dollar-store stash in her trunk. Diane is survived by seven of her nine children and their spouses—Dan (Lily), Alison (John), Lisa (Jeff), Theresa (Gregg), Paul, Cathy (Chad), and John (Ariel) and she is loved and missed by her 20 grandchildren.

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