<VV> Diane Galli

[airvair at earthlink.net]

I'd like to add (after dealing with the initial shock of it all) that Diane
was one of my most favorite persons. She always seemed to have a broad, ear
to ear grin, always gave me a warm hug, and always such a joy to be with.
You couldn't help but love her. Her sparkling personality lit up the room.
Gawd will I ever miss her...... It's so heartbreaking..... :o(

-Mark


> [Original Message]
> Subject: <VV> Diane Galli
>
> I had the pleasure and privilege of meeting with Diane and Bob Galli
privately at their home during the recent Vair Fest. They were both active
in producing the event, not letting physical problems stop their
participation. 
> We had a frank discussion about the future of CORSA and the possibilities
of preserving a healthy organization for our children and grandchildren. 
> With Diane and Bob it was never about what's in it for me, it was always
what can we do for others who share our love of Corvairs.
> I salute Diane, her spirit will live with us always.
> And to Bob and the family I say, you were blessed with the presence of a
great lady who remains in all our hearts forever.
> Jack Pinard
>
> Message: 3
> Subject: <VV> Diane Galli
>
> My wife and I were well acquainted with Diane and Robert over the past
many 
> years. Our condolences go to the family .
> Lew Rishel 
>
> Message: 6
>
>          Linda and I were good friends of Bob and Diane for many years. 
> We knew Diane was headed downhill but it's still one of those bits of 
> news you really hate to hear. We made certain to stop by their place 
> last year on the way back from Ventura and are so glad we did.
>
> We'd love to see Bob at the Memorial Sat but it's probably not going to 
> be possible (800+ miles south and we're behind as usual) . But those of 
> you from the Corvair community who can be there should really try to 
> show up in force.     Lon
>
> Message: 12
>
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>
> i am very sorry to hear about this. i had many pleasant conversations
with  
> her and bob at past corvair events.
> she will be missed by a lot of people!  she and bob sure worked their  
> butts off for the corvair community.
> regards, tim colson