September 28, 1955 – January 6, 2026

A life built with love, steady hands, and a mother’s heart.

Diane Irene Morley was born on September 28, 1955, in Ste. Anne, Manitoba. She grew up surrounded by a big family and carried a deep love for her brothers and sisters throughout her life. She was a cabinetmaker by trade; a true craftsperson who loved working with her hands. She took real pride in what she made, and her home is full of proof: the furniture she built, the cabinets she shaped, and the practical beauty she left behind in wood, measure, and finish.

She loved nature and had a soft spot for animals of all kinds. The world outside mattered to her — the quiet, the living things, the simple peace of nature. She also loved gardening, and she had a true green thumb. Her plants and the gardens around the house were always immaculate and coming over to see them, smelling her yard was always such a treat.

But above everything else, Diane was a mother. That was her truest role, and she never stopped doing that role, not for a day, and not even at the very end.

She was also a grandmother to three grandchildren; two boys and one girl who she loved deeply and proudly.

This notebook is here to hold the pieces of Diane’s story: the memories, the moments, the things she built, and the things she taught by example.

Family and friends are invited to share memories and condolences on Diane’s memorial page using the comment field below.