Dianne Jean Dunkirk
June 13, 1935 ~ April 2, 2023
Born in:
Fargo, North Dakota
Resided in:
Moorhead, Minnesota
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With great sorrow, the family of Dianne Jean Dunkirk announces her passing after nearly 88 years of life.
Strong, courageous, generous, honest and outspoken, she always strove to give all she could to her loved ones and was a great friend to many people from all walks of life. Her tenacity in the face of adversity and her dedication to excellence in education made her an inspiration to all those she touched.
Though she will be sorely missed, she will remain a vibrant and dynamic force of nature in the hearts and minds of those who knew her best.
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Memorial Service - Saturday: May 20, 2023 2:00 pm
Boulger Funeral Home and Celebration of Life Center
123 10th Street
Fargo, North Dakota 58103
7012376441
www.boulgerfuneralhome.com
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Thinking of you, your theory on sheets, and men being on a hanger in the closet — always brought a smile to my face. Thoughts and prayers for the family as they go through this transition.
thanks for all your work and participation over the years with the Democratic party
and for joining Nancy for a Bowman trip to help celebrate our heritage. God rest
Dianne was an incredible mother, always welcoming her children’s friends. She loved having her kids around and truly cared about their friends. I don’t remember ever getting mad. It was a safe place for me when home wasn’t.
She entertained us many nights with stories of strange things that occurred near the river decades ago.
I wish Dianne’s family would have had time to say goodbye, her death was too sudden. My heart and prayers go out to all of her children, their children and all of the friends who cherished her.
Diane and I met in the First Grade at Woodrow Wilson Grade School and were friends from that time on. When Dick and I married our first apartment was upstairs in Diane and Paul’s house. When my mother was elderly Diane helped us a great deal. I knew her daughters best. I have many photos of Shelly around age three and a few of Katie making cinnamon rolls with my mother instructing. I share these wonderful memories as I think of all the times Diane and I were together. Although we did not see each other much in these last decades I have many, many fond memories of our friendship. She will be missed. My prayers are with the family.
I knew and worked with Diane as a member of Dem. Women. She was instrumental in the changing of our name to Dem Women Plus. Sincere condolence’s to her family. Arlene Josal
Keeping Dianne’s family close in heart as they prepare to send her on. I am most grateful to Dianne for her big, empathetic heart which she passed on to her son Paul, and her blessing on Paul when he joined our family by marrying Miriam. She was a generous soul.
I will always love you and so will your girls Madi and Sophie . So many memories so many holidays . Such spunk you had ! And such a great storyteller . Loved watching John Stewart and Colbert with you and laughing so hard . Thank you for always being my friend .
RIP my friend of fifty plus years. I miss you my dear friend!
I am so sorry that I couldn’t be in Fargo to send you off.