OBIT: Diane Evelyn EMERICK, 2006, Glencoe, Somerset County, PA
  
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  EMERICK, Diane Evelyn  01/23/06  Daily American   
  
  Diane Evelyn Emerick, Glencoe, our beloved daughter, sister, aunt, and friend
  was born June 18, 1958. Heavenly Father is wiser than our wishes and He called
  her home Jan. 21, 2006, where we know she had a beautiful reunion with her dad,
  Frank J a c o b Emerick and other loved ones who have gone before. There
  are many of us that loved her and are left behind, including her mom, Doris
  Emerick-Williams (husband Don), Glencoe; brothers, Jerry Emerick (wife Cheri),
  Spanish Fork, Utah and Jason Emerick (wife Karen), Berlin; sisters, Debbie
  Anderson (husband Scott) Bennion, Utah; Donna Dively (husband Randy), Berlin;
  darla Glessner (boyfriend Gary Lewis), Glencoe and Kara Adami (husband Steve)
  Ogden. Diane loved her nieces and nephews very much and was never absent from
  their games, concerts, plays or anything they were involved in. They loved her
  as well and they are: Jared, Nathan, Travis and Corbin Emerick; Shelley, Taryn,
  Hayley, Noelle, Kerry and Devin Anderson; Adri, Weedle, Sheena, Levi, Logan and
  Dylan Dively; Cody and dakota Glessner; Jacob, John and James Emerick. Diane
  was also the proud great-aunt of 14 great-nieces and great-nephews. Diane also
  leaves behind her life long friend, Bev Ludy, who helped her tremendously
  through this past year. She leaves a large extended family as well, including
  her grandfather, Leslie Lambert and many aunts, uncles, and cousins. Every one
  of us will miss her. Diane was an active, faithful member of the Church of
  Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. She also served on the AYSO Soccer Board of
  Berlin. Until her illness she was employed by New Enterprise Stone & Lime,
  where she truly enjoyed the camaraderie of co-workers and her friendship with
  the good hearted truck drivers there. Diane had many qualities including
  integrity and grace. She was a humble person and didn't have much concern over
  material things. She truly had love and kindness in her heart for her family
  and loved spending time with us, as we did with her. Diane's strength and
  courage amazed and inspired us all. It's no surprise that she spent her last
  days being more concerned about us than she was herself. Goodbye Diane. We love
  you, we're thankful for you, and we'll miss you. God be with you 'till we meet
  again. Family will receive friends from 2 to 9 p.m. Tuesday at the Deaner
  Funeral Home, Berlin. Additional viewing Wednesday from 1 p.m. until the time
  of service at 2 p.m. at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, 12205
  Gramlich Road SW, LaVale, Md. President Steve Snyder officiating. Interment at
  Mount Lebanon Cemetery.