Diane Marie Liddell (Sawyer)
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Diane Marie Liddell (Sawyer), 72, of Kansas City, MO, lost her fight with ovarian cancer on Sunday, February 4, 2024. She was surrounded by her loving family. A celebration of her life will be held at Heartland Cremation & Burial Society, Raytown, Missouri on Friday, February 23, 2024, from 2 to 4PM.
If you are unable to attend her service, you may tune into the livestreaming of her service which will start at 2:00 PM 02/23/2024. Click Here to Watch Diane’s Service
Diane was the most giving person on earth. If she was able to help someone, she would never pass up the opportunity. She loved to spend time with her family, gambling, watching movies, old reruns of Perry Mason, Matlock, & Columbo, shopping, reading, showing off her classy wardrobe, and drinking margaritas in Mexico. She was the queen of bartering with the locals there. She will be missed every second of every day. We are so fortunate to have her in our lives. We are glad that Jack was there to welcome her into heaven.
“The beauty of a life well lived ~ lives on and on” – Unknown.
Diane was preceded in death by her father Marvin Sawyer and husband Jack Liddell.
She is survived by her daughters Heather (Tim) and Amber (Andy), grandchildren; Hailey, Brady, Hannah and Cody; stepchildren Joleen and John (Shannon); step grandchildren Brandi and Jack; and step great-grandchildren.
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Amber, you and your loved ones are in our thoughts and prayers. May you find strength and peace now and always. We send our love to you all.
Heather & Amber
Our love and prayers go out to you and your family. I was very blessed to have grown up knowing both your parents. They will be missed & it’s heart warming know they are together again. Love you both.
Giselle & Xzavier
She sounds like a fun and wonderful lady.definitely a great life well lived. My thoughts are with you and your family.
We will miss Diane so much. When living in Colorado we were close friends and companions in many adventures. Diane was a advocate of all children and supported them whenever she could. My daughter, Jamie, grew up with both Amber and Heather. Jamie loved Diane, often recalled fond times with Diane and the Girls. This another chapter of our life will be very hard to forget. We loved Diane and Jack, May the Lord be with you and your family. One by the Way, one funny story. We use to go to Blackhawk to try our luck.
On this particular day, we decided to stop at Cabrini Shrine before we went gambling. Jack always thought whatever you gave, it would return to you in multitudes. So we prayed, and visited , and prayed. I don’t know what they prayed for, but my prayers were not ANSWERED AT THE CASINO. So we never went back to Cabrini Shrine.
Much love to the family as this great woman joins her husband in the ever after. They will always be the very best of “Jack & Diane”.
The Pedersen’s 💓
Great video celebrating your mom. I worked with Diane at Eaglecrest High School. She willl be missed. Prayers for all the family.
My heart goes out to Amber and Heather, your mom was a great person. I worked with Diane in the attendance office at Eaglecrest High School and she would always make us laugh, she was a fun person to be around and will be missed. My prayers to you and your family.