Diana's Zumba Family

No one of Diana’s family and friends saw it coming. We prayed and prayed and asked God to give her more time with her husband and two daughters, who just had their birthdays in July, both ten and eight years old.  We pleaded with God, but Diana was taken too soon. 

We learned of her illness a few weeks ago when she was diagnosed with stage 4 liver cancer.  She became ill very quickly and was hospitalized in intensive care.  Diana passed away on October 3, 2020.

Diana was a striking beauty with long, black hair.  She would walk into a room and everyone turned to look at her.  Trailing behind her were her two daughters who portrayed the same beauty as their mother.

Diana was a faithful, loving friend to those who knew her.  She was always with us celebrating birthdays and events. You could always count on her to be there for you. She was our confidante, our guidance counselor. She would sometimes listen to our conversations and just stand quietly smiling, and then often joke around calling us dorks. And oh, how she loved Zumba.  She was always up front by the Zumba instructor, and she always remembered the dance routine. Every step, every move. So much so that the class would follow Diana more than the instructor, who sometimes forgot the next move. “FOLLOW DIANA!” even the instructor would sometimes yell out. There will always be an ache in our hearts when we are dancing without her.

We are kindly asking for your donation to help support funeral costs and any immediate expenses the family may incur.  Your donation will also help Diana’s husband Vini, who is the sole provider for his daughters Bella and Jasmine.  Specifically, your donation will also help establish a college fund for her daughters, as that was Diana’s last wish. 

We will miss you Diana!  You are no longer suffering in pain. Your body is healed and is now perfect with God.  You will be dancing in our hearts and you will dance forever up above us.  We love you!



Go Fund Me Team Members
Jose Manuel Torres
Maria Terraza
Arana Ceballos Manuelito
Vivian Lund