Death date: Oct 24, 2012
Diane M. Nadeau, 55, A resident of Salem, NH, died on Thursday, October 24, 2012 at her home. Diane was born in Lawrence on August 12, 1957 to Reno and Sadie (Saucier) Nadeau. She attended Lawrence Schools. Diane worked for over 3 Read Obituary
I would like to extend my sympathy to Diane's family. Diane and I worked together at the Adult Learning Center in Lawrence. She was a great person whom I'm sure will be missed by her family and many friends. I remember her as being shy but I could always get her to smile, and I loved kidding with her. So sorry to hear that she has passed on. Sincerely, Terry Martin, Counselor
Our thoughts and prayers are with all of you during this most difficult time.
I worked with Diane for over 12 yrs.She was always smiling. She used to play my raffels I would do for the Holidays and had won several times. We would joke about it because I would say Diane you are always so lucky but your co workers are beggining to wonder if they even have a chance and she would laugh. You will be missed Diane.Lynda Therrien Watts Water
DIANE AND I WERE FRIENDS FOR 30 YEARS WE WORKED TOGETHER AT WATTS,SHE WAS ONE OF THE NICEST PEOPLE ONE COULD EVER MEET,WE HAD A THING GOING BETWEEN HER AND MYSELF MY BIRTHDAY WAS AUG 11TH AND HERS WAS THE 12TH AND WE WOULD SEND EACH OTHER BIRTHDAY CARDS BUT SHE NEVER WANTED ANYONE TO KNOW,WELL I AM RETIRED NOW,AND I SHALL MISS OUR FRIENDSHIP WE HAD.THANK YOU DIANE FOR YOUR FRIENDSHIP ALL THOSE YEARS AND I WAS TRULLY BLESSED TO HAVE YOU IN MY LIFE.SO TAKE YOUR SMILE TO HEVEN AND REST IN PEACE LOVE MARYANN CARDILLO
Diane was such an important person to my uncle and his family. My thoughts and prayers go out to all of you! With sincere sympathy, Lisa
D, You will be sadly missed. I am so glad I had the pleasure to work with you and share some humor. I will think of you often and smile. God Bless you and your family. .-. __| |__ [__ __] | | | | |_|
my condolences to the family...lissy
I'm so sorry to hear the passing of Diane. I worked with her for 20 years at Watts. I must admit we had some good laughs togather. R.I.P. Diane. I'll never forget you. Kathy Kelley Seabrook, NH
