Obituary for Dianne Marie Klein (Adelmann)
Dianne Klein died at home on Friday, 11 August 2023, at the age of 75 years. She will be dearly missed by her husband Paul, her daughter Nell, son-in-law Jason, son Max (Moni), granddaughters Heidi and Veda, grandsons Austin and Cole, sister Carolyn, and many other relatives and friends.
Dianne had a very fulfilled life. She was a professional musician, a high school math teacher, a university teacher of philosophy, a gourmet cook, a pioneer in Alberta home-schooling, and president of Kids First, an organization that advocates for attachment parenting.
Dianne was a wellspring of humanity's most-needed resources: kindness, intelligence, joy, and hope. She travelled light in life, only carried one thing, the question, "How can I help?" She was a warm, smiling person who loved to be with family and friends. Spread a little sunshine in her memory! Dianne would want you to go to a favorite restaurant, order a good bottle of wine, laugh with your people, and quietly leave a tip big enough that the waiter comes back to thank you.
Rather than flowers, Dianne has requested donations to the Union of Concerned Scientists, a non-profit organization fighting for a safer and healthier world.
There will be a small celebration of her life for family and close friends, to be announced at a later date.
To view and share photos, condolences and stories of Dianne, visit www.choicememorial.com. Arrangements entrusted to the care of Choice Memorial Cremation & Funeral Services (403) 277-7343.
Dianne had a very fulfilled life. She was a professional musician, a high school math teacher, a university teacher of philosophy, a gourmet cook, a pioneer in Alberta home-schooling, and president of Kids First, an organization that advocates for attachment parenting.
Dianne was a wellspring of humanity's most-needed resources: kindness, intelligence, joy, and hope. She travelled light in life, only carried one thing, the question, "How can I help?" She was a warm, smiling person who loved to be with family and friends. Spread a little sunshine in her memory! Dianne would want you to go to a favorite restaurant, order a good bottle of wine, laugh with your people, and quietly leave a tip big enough that the waiter comes back to thank you.
Rather than flowers, Dianne has requested donations to the Union of Concerned Scientists, a non-profit organization fighting for a safer and healthier world.
There will be a small celebration of her life for family and close friends, to be announced at a later date.
To view and share photos, condolences and stories of Dianne, visit www.choicememorial.com. Arrangements entrusted to the care of Choice Memorial Cremation & Funeral Services (403) 277-7343.