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Diane Ogren Obituary
July 8, 1940 to July 18, 2024
Diane Adams Klett Tyler Ogren, age 84, passed away on July 18th after a long battle with COPD. Diane was born on July 8, 1940 to Barbara Allen and Donald Klett in Marin County, California. Diane married John Robert Ogren in 1958 and had 4 children, Robert John, Cheryl Lyn, Eric Grant & Grant William.
As well as working for over 40 years doing tax preparation, she attended tax seminars and worked in finance for the local county fairgrounds during fair time. She attended Peace Lutheran Church in Grass Valley, CA and was their treasurer for many years. After moving to Spokane in 2014, she Attended All Saints Lutheran Church and volunteered with their homeless out reach program and counted the money.
Diane is survived by her son Robert Ogren, daughter Cheryl Ogren (Sandra Steffens), son Eric Ogren (Lynne), son Grant Ogren (Chris Anders), 5 grandchildren, 14 great grand children, half sister Carol Klett and half brother Donald Klett Jr. Diane was preceded in death by her step-father Dudley Ross Tyler, father Donald W Klett, granddaughter Ambre Renee Ogren, mother, Barbara Allan Tyler Stubblefield, step father Bert Stubblefield and great grandson Maxwell Sterling Saddler-Ogren.
A Memorial Service will be held
at All Saints Lutheran Church
314 S Spruce St, Spokane, Washington
August 10, 2024 at 11am
Refreshments will follow.
Interment will be at
Peaceful Pines Cremation Path Greenwood Cemetery in Spokane, WA
in a Private Ceremony.
In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to All Saints Lutheran Church
SAN - Spokane AIDS Network at sannw.org or
https://allsaintsgatherweb.wixsite.com/allsaintsgather
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Memories and Condolences
for Diane Ogren
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Sr. Diane Smith, OP
August 29, 2024
Diane and I shared the same first name, the same birth year and the same high school and Class of 1958 at Dominican Upper School in San Rafael, CA. Diane and I weren't close friends during our high school years due to the fact that Diane was a day student and I was a boarder so our social times together were limited. But I loved Diane for her sweet personality. She was always gentle in her speech and kind in her actions. She was a wonderful classmate and I look forward to seeing her again in heaven where I'm sure she is! (I just pray that I will make it there too!)
I send my prayers to Diane's grieving family. They will be with her again in heaven someday...and forever!
With loving thanks for this wonderful classmate, Sister Diane Smith, OP
(I joined the Dominican Sisters of San Rafael, CA in 1959 after a year at San Jose State College, completing my education and graduating from Dominican University in San Rafael. The "OP" after my name stands for "Order of Preachers," the title for both Dominican men and women.)
Sister Diane Smith, OP
August 28, 2024
Loving memories of Diane, my classmate at Dominican High School in San Rafael, CA. We also share the same first name, the same birthyear and the same graduation year: 1958! I look forward to seeing this wonderful classmate in heaven!
Sister Diane Smith, OP
August 28, 2024
Dear Grant and Family,
I am always sad for those who loose loved ones...for awhile. But we will all be together again in heaven and FOREVER! So please let this thought fill your hearts and be smiling with Diane who is always smiling on you now!
Diane and I were high school classmates at Dominican High School in San Rafael and interestingly enough, we have the same first name and birth year! I remember her so well because she was one of the nicest girls in our class--and we had a lot of girls because it was an all girls school, as you know. But she was always sweet and gentle and fun to be with anytime!
I know that Diane is rejoicing in heaven now and praying for all of you. I look forward to seeing her again after 66 years plus ... when I pray that I will be with her in heaven.
Many prayers for all of you!
Sister Diane Smith, OP
(I am a Dominican Sister of San Raphael, CA now)
Tamara Foreman
July 20, 2024
I am going to miss going to all the events with you. It was such a blessings to have met you.
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