Dee will be missed so much. Whenever she was
with the ladies of our Red Hat Group, she made us laugh, she was
funny and witty; she made us think, she was so intelligent and
well spoken. She was loyal to her friends. She will forever be
with us in memory. We love you Dee.
Anna Brennan and The Red Hatters of Forever Friends
Dear Tom, Suzanne & Kevin,
My deepest sympathy to you all. I know what a great wife,mother
& grandmother Dee was, and she was a great friend too. I have
very fond memories of Dee which started 48 yrs. ago at WCU. She
was a pillar of strength to us all as she jumped one hurdle
after another these past 24 yrs. during her battle with this
horrible disease. I will remember her constant smile, her
laughter, her positive attitude, our many discussions about
family and politics, our trip to Ireland ... the hand that
constantly reached out to show love, support and encouragement
throughout the years. She remembered holidays and birthdays
with cards, gifts, and how she enjoyed our long chats on the
phone. She was a rare person who comes along sometimes only
once in a lifetime. I will remember her always with affection.
I'm lucky to have her as another angel looking over me.
Love,
Cindy
I am sorry for your loss Kevin. I am praying
for you and your family.
Sincerely,
Kim Foster
My name is Lisa Ludwig. My son Bill attended
kindergarten at happy days learning center. He had the distinct
pleasure and advantage of having Mrs Cornish as his teacher.
Not only was she a wonderfully talented and gifted teacher but a
kind, compassionate person as well. Please know that we will
miss her greatly and always think of her fondly.
With Deepest Sympathy,
Lisa and William Ludwig
We would like to thank everyone for their
love and support, especially my mother's brother, Don Boudwin.
It's been a great help knowing how all you feel about Dee and
what she meant to you.
Tom, Suzanne, and Kevin
Tom,
God worked his magic and left her pass in her sleep,you and the
children should feel comfort in that she is out of her pain and
you were there with her all through the end days. As I said
before she should get a special medal for going through all the
discomfort from Cancer over the past 24 years. You should also
be commended for being there for her all those years. Ernie and
I will see you at the viewing and just know you have our deep
sympathy in your loss.
Love
Ernie and cheryl
You know we send our deepest sympathy to you
all, we all lost a special lady and a true addition of kindness
and courage and giving to others in our family.We will see you
at the viewing and know we send our love and deepest sympathy
Love
Mom and Dad Comisac
Dear Tom and family,
I am so sorry to hear of Dee's passing and her struggle with her
illness. I am also a Lincoln HS graduate and we have enjoyed
several meetings since then thru a school Forum where we
connected with other fellow graduates. I always enjoyed her
humor and her joy of meeting with friends. And she was very
sorry to hear about my Bob passing a few years ago and her
condolences were endearing. She is now able to enjoy a reunion
with her other friends from school who have passed away in the
past few years and some from the Forum where we all gathered
often to chat.
Peggy B - Philadelphia, PA
Dear Tom & Family
I went to Lincoln High School with Dee and we were in college
block together. Though I moved out to California 38 years ago,
we reconnected on the Lincoln High school forum. My thoughts
and prayers are with you during this time. The world will miss
this beautiful lady.
Arlene Buch-Houghton
Dear Tom and family,
I only "knew" Dee through the Lincoln Forum but her
cheerfulness, sense of humor and especialy her love of her
family came through the inter-net. Your loss is great - My
sincere sympathy to all of you.
Nancy Washuta
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Diane
B. (Dee) Cornish, 67, of Lancaster, passed away at home on
November 8, 2011 after a courageous 24 year battle with cancer.
Dee and her husband, Tom, celebrated their 45th wedding
anniversary this year. Dee was born and raised in Philadelphia
and was the daughter of Wallace H. Boudwin and Elizabeth Kinzer
Boudwin.