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Dianne Gentile Obituary
NEW ALBANY - Gentile, Dianne, 66, passed away Monday, April 18, 2011 at her home.
She was a native of Frankfort, IN and was the daughter of the late William and Ruth Monroe. She retired from the Associated Builders and Contractors Company after 33 years of service. She was a Louisville Cardinals fan and was an avid reader.
She was preceded in death by her husband, Mike Gentile; and a brother, James Monroe.
Survivors include: her son, Jeffrey A. Martin (Jennifer); her daughter, Julie Voyles (Mitch); one brother, Mike Monroe (Patricia); one sister, Patra Noonan (Pat); three grandchildren, Daniela, Maggie and Owen; and three stepsons, Robbie (Michelle), Greg (Mandy) and Jeff Gentile.
Funeral services will be private. Visitation will be from 4-7 p.m. Thursday at the Market Street Chapel of Seabrook Dieckmann & Naville Funeral Homes (1119 E. Market Street).
Memorial contributions to Kosair Charities.
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Sarah Gephart (Brown)
Dianne, Judy and I walked to Lincoln Grade School and High School together. We once had to wait for the train to clear the tracks and knew we would be late to HS. Fortunately, Mr Ayers was stuck with us so we didn't need an excuse. We played "kick the can" in the alley all summer long til it was dark and we had to go home. We climbed the cherry tree in Dianne's back yard and ate cherries for hours. What a wonderful time we had together!
Bonnie Dearth (Dirbas)
Dianne & and went to Lincoln also attend the same church, had lots of fun at youth fellowship remember Sarah ??? I remember I colored her hair not a good thing it turned orange red. She was a good friend and I am sad to hear of her passing, but so much appreciate Sarah of letting us of know of our classmates. Bonnie Dearth Dirbas
Nancy Kraner (Arimura)
Sarah I am heart broken and sad beyond words to hear about Dianne passing away. I had tried for years to get in touch with, but to know avail. My thoughts and prayers are with her today. Thanks Sarah for keeping everyone informed about the class of 1962. Keep up the good work. Nancy Arimura
Becky Rhodes (Turner)
I am so sorry to hear of Dianne's passing. I have lots of fond memories of her at Lincoln Shool and playing in her neighborhood with her, Judy, and Sarah. I had just noticed her on the profiles recently and wrote to her. She did not answer.
What was the cause of her death?
Becky