Haverhill, MA – Dianne E. Campbell, 68, passed away August 26, 2021 with all those who loved her by her side.
Born in Cambridge, she was the daughter of the late Daniel L. and Catherine S. (Saverse) Campbell. She attended Immaculate Conception School, Cambridge and was a graduate of the John T. Berry Rehabilitation Center, No. Reading. Dianne was employed for 32 years as a Mail Room Clerk for the Internal Revenue Service. Her favorite pastime was going to rummage and yard sales. Dianne was a huge fan of the Boston Red Sox and the Three Stooges and loved bingo, ceramics and knitting. She was active in the Woman’s Auxiliary VFW Lorraine Post 29 for many years. She will be missed by all who knew and loved her.
Dianne is survived by her siblings, Kathryn (Campbell) Lesica and her husband Joseph of Franklin; Sharon (Campbell) Boyle and her husband Brian of Atkinson, NH; Daniel Campbell and his wife Lynne of Brockton; Anne (Campbell) Karp and her husband David of So. Carolina; nieces and nephews, Jodi (Lesica) Patel, Jeffrey Lesica, Carolyn (Boyle) Morse, Kaitlyn (Boyle) Hilbert, Kevin Boyle, Bonnie (Ronayne) Hall, Allison Ronayne, Rebecca (Ronayne) Hayes, Lillian Karp, and Ian, Colin, and Katie Campbell. She had 15 grandnieces and nephews also. She was the long time close friend of Richard Ball of Haverhill
Family and friends are respectfully invited to attend calling hours on Monday, August 30 from 10:30AM until 11:30AM at the Kevin B. Comeau Funeral Home, 486 Main Street, Haverhill. Funeral services will follow in the funeral home at 11:30AM. Burial will be in Mount Pleasant Cemetery, Arlington. Please visit Comeau Funeral Home on Facebook or www.comeaufuneral.com
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EDNA E WOOD says
August 29, 2021 at 12:59 am“Lady Di” was a wonderful person with a heart of gold. I was so proud to have her as a coworker at IRS in Boston and Andover. We had many “adventures” in the course of our working together and became close friends as well. I treasure the unique Manger scene she made me one Christmas and it continually reminds me of her loving and innovative nature. She loved to do crafts and could always find a bargain with a use. Jim & I and our family loved her dearly and will miss her. Our heartfelt sympathies to Richard who I know will miss her terribly. Sympathy is also extended to her family as well.