Diane Marie Theders
September 6, 1950 – July 5, 2021
Diane Marie Theders (nee Wambaugh)., 70 of St. Leonard, Maryland, passed away July 5, 2021, almost 4 years exactly from the death of her dear Mother, Ginny. Diane was the loving daughter of her deceased parents Virginia “Ginny” and Harry Wambaugh.
Loving Mother of Stephen (Michelle) Theders and Grandmother of Theodore Theders. Dear Sister of the late William (still living –Genie) Wambaugh, and Timothy (Mary Lou) Wambaugh. Aunt and Great Aunt to many nieces and nephews, she is also
survived by her former spouse and good friend Dale Theders.
Diane was born in Cincinnati, Ohio. After grade school (Holy Family School) she graduated from Seton High School in 1968. She graduated from the University of Cincinnati Teacher’s College with a degree in Education in 1972, where she earned Dean’s List honors. She taught at St. Bernard School near Cincinnati, and Our Lady Star of the Sea School in Solomons, Maryland. Devoted time to raising her son, and later worked as an Assistant at St. Leonard Elementary, then in banking, and retail. Volunteered at St. John Vianney Food Pantry. She loved spending time with her grandson, her “Teddy Bear”, and with her dear Friends with whom she often traveled with.
The family will receive friends on Sunday July 11, 2021 from 1:30- 5 PM with a Prayer Service to be offered at 4 PM at the Rausch Funeral Home, 4005 Broomes Island Road Port Republic, Maryland. A Mass of Christian Burial will be held at St. John Vianney Catholic Church on Monday July 12, 2012 at 11 AM. Interment will be private. Should friends desire, Memorial contributions mat be made to St. John Vianney Food Pantry.
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Monday, July 12, 2021
11 AM
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I’m so sorry to hear of Diane’s passing. She was a fun person to be around. She could really make you laugh. Her and I worked together at Peebles department store. Peace and comfort to her family. She spoke highly of her son and she loved being a grandmother. Again I’m so sorry.
I remember when Diane told me she was from Cincinnati, we were so excited because I’m from Northern Ky. Just a hop, skip away from each other. We would talk about places we went to back home, and would say how we missed them. She was as real as real could be. A beautiful and funny Lady that left you smiling. She will be missed for sure. Once you met her , you wouldn’t forget. I will miss you Diane. Rest In Peace my Friend, and let the perpetual light shine upon you. AMEN.
Our deepest sympathy go out to Steve, Shelly and Teddy, Uncle Tim, and the entire family. Diane was such a funny, loving and wonderful woman. The definition of a cool aunt, I remember her painting my nails when I was a little girl and always being so gracious, kind and a huge personality. It doesn’t seem real and I feel like she is gone far too soon. But also Thankful she is at peace and reunited with dad, grandma and grandpa.
Sandi, Michael, corrina and Ava
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Stephen, Michelle, and Theodore
So very saddened to hear of your mom’s passing. She always spoke her mind about something she cared about. She was a wonderful, loving, and caring lady.
Prayers,
Bob and Bonnie Scott
Dear Diane was always so much fun. So very sorry to all her loved ones.
I’m so sorry to hear of Diane’s passing. She was a fun person to be around. She could really make you laugh. Her and I worked together at Peebles department store. Peace and comfort to her family. She spoke highly of her son and she loved being a grandmother. Again I’m so sorry.
I remember when Diane told me she was from Cincinnati, we were so excited because I’m from Northern Ky. Just a hop, skip away from each other. We would talk about places we went to back home, and would say how we missed them. She was as real as real could be. A beautiful and funny Lady that left you smiling. She will be missed for sure. Once you met her , you wouldn’t forget. I will miss you Diane. Rest In Peace my Friend, and let the perpetual light shine upon you. AMEN.
Our deepest sympathy go out to Steve, Shelly and Teddy, Uncle Tim, and the entire family. Diane was such a funny, loving and wonderful woman. The definition of a cool aunt, I remember her painting my nails when I was a little girl and always being so gracious, kind and a huge personality. It doesn’t seem real and I feel like she is gone far too soon. But also Thankful she is at peace and reunited with dad, grandma and grandpa.
Sandi, Michael, corrina and Ava
Diane was one of the nicest people I have ever known. She was funny, kind and had a warm heart. Thank you for being my friend.
Thoughts and Prayers to her family.