Daughter of John "Dude" Kirk and Lucille Florence Teeter. Married first, Glen Travis Campbell in 1955 (div.).
Children:
1. Glen Travis, Jr., b. 25 Jul 1955, d. 1 Aug 1955.
2. Living.
Married second, ____ Reed. Married third, John "Jack" Moilanen. They had two children.
Age 76, of Peoria, AZ, daughter of Dude (John) and Lucille Kirk peacefully passed away on July 16, 2015. Diane was preceded in death by her parents, brothers Vincent and Johnny, and son Glen Travis Campbell Jr. Diane was born in Gallup NM, the 5th of seven children to John and Lucille Kirk. Diane met her husband Jack (John) in Roswell, New Mexico and began what would be her 22 year journey as a "veteran spouse" of the United States Air Force. During their military adventures they lived in England for four years and Germany for fourteen. Together with their three children, they traveled through Europe enjoying castles, festivals, volksmarches, and wine tasting. Holidays were extremely important to her and their home was always decorated to the nines for every occasion. While in Europe, Diane also was "mom" to many young service men and women. She opened their home during the holidays so they always had a place to celebrate with their "military family." An amazing cook and baker, she would spend weeks preparing delicious treats for them to enjoy at the many meals served in their home. She was a fierce animal lover and fostered and saved the lives of countless animals. She loved watching basketball, and all that knew her, knew better than to even think about calling her when "her" Suns were playing. The absence of her leaves a huge hole in our hearts and she will be missed more than words can say.
Children:
1. Glen Travis, Jr., b. 25 Jul 1955, d. 1 Aug 1955.
2. Living.
Married second, ____ Reed. Married third, John "Jack" Moilanen. They had two children.
Age 76, of Peoria, AZ, daughter of Dude (John) and Lucille Kirk peacefully passed away on July 16, 2015. Diane was preceded in death by her parents, brothers Vincent and Johnny, and son Glen Travis Campbell Jr. Diane was born in Gallup NM, the 5th of seven children to John and Lucille Kirk. Diane met her husband Jack (John) in Roswell, New Mexico and began what would be her 22 year journey as a "veteran spouse" of the United States Air Force. During their military adventures they lived in England for four years and Germany for fourteen. Together with their three children, they traveled through Europe enjoying castles, festivals, volksmarches, and wine tasting. Holidays were extremely important to her and their home was always decorated to the nines for every occasion. While in Europe, Diane also was "mom" to many young service men and women. She opened their home during the holidays so they always had a place to celebrate with their "military family." An amazing cook and baker, she would spend weeks preparing delicious treats for them to enjoy at the many meals served in their home. She was a fierce animal lover and fostered and saved the lives of countless animals. She loved watching basketball, and all that knew her, knew better than to even think about calling her when "her" Suns were playing. The absence of her leaves a huge hole in our hearts and she will be missed more than words can say.
Daughter of John "Dude" Kirk and Lucille Florence Teeter. Married first, Glen Travis Campbell in 1955 (div.).
Children:
1. Glen Travis, Jr., b. 25 Jul 1955, d. 1 Aug 1955.
2. Living.
Married second, ____ Reed. Married third, John "Jack" Moilanen. They had two children.
Age 76, of Peoria, AZ, daughter of Dude (John) and Lucille Kirk peacefully passed away on July 16, 2015. Diane was preceded in death by her parents, brothers Vincent and Johnny, and son Glen Travis Campbell Jr. Diane was born in Gallup NM, the 5th of seven children to John and Lucille Kirk. Diane met her husband Jack (John) in Roswell, New Mexico and began what would be her 22 year journey as a "veteran spouse" of the United States Air Force. During their military adventures they lived in England for four years and Germany for fourteen. Together with their three children, they traveled through Europe enjoying castles, festivals, volksmarches, and wine tasting. Holidays were extremely important to her and their home was always decorated to the nines for every occasion. While in Europe, Diane also was "mom" to many young service men and women. She opened their home during the holidays so they always had a place to celebrate with their "military family." An amazing cook and baker, she would spend weeks preparing delicious treats for them to enjoy at the many meals served in their home. She was a fierce animal lover and fostered and saved the lives of countless animals. She loved watching basketball, and all that knew her, knew better than to even think about calling her when "her" Suns were playing. The absence of her leaves a huge hole in our hearts and she will be missed more than words can say.
Children:
1. Glen Travis, Jr., b. 25 Jul 1955, d. 1 Aug 1955.
2. Living.
Married second, ____ Reed. Married third, John "Jack" Moilanen. They had two children.
Age 76, of Peoria, AZ, daughter of Dude (John) and Lucille Kirk peacefully passed away on July 16, 2015. Diane was preceded in death by her parents, brothers Vincent and Johnny, and son Glen Travis Campbell Jr. Diane was born in Gallup NM, the 5th of seven children to John and Lucille Kirk. Diane met her husband Jack (John) in Roswell, New Mexico and began what would be her 22 year journey as a "veteran spouse" of the United States Air Force. During their military adventures they lived in England for four years and Germany for fourteen. Together with their three children, they traveled through Europe enjoying castles, festivals, volksmarches, and wine tasting. Holidays were extremely important to her and their home was always decorated to the nines for every occasion. While in Europe, Diane also was "mom" to many young service men and women. She opened their home during the holidays so they always had a place to celebrate with their "military family." An amazing cook and baker, she would spend weeks preparing delicious treats for them to enjoy at the many meals served in their home. She was a fierce animal lover and fostered and saved the lives of countless animals. She loved watching basketball, and all that knew her, knew better than to even think about calling her when "her" Suns were playing. The absence of her leaves a huge hole in our hearts and she will be missed more than words can say.
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