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Charles — Diane Michelle TERRAZONE. Diane (daughter of Ralph TERRAZONE and Audrey Fern SMITH) was born Abt 1958, Pasadena, California; died 6 Sep 2006, Pasadena, California. [Group Sheet]

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Birth: unknown
Death: Sep. 6, 2006

Diane Michelle Coffin, passed away September 6, 2006.

She is survived by her husband Charles; sons Charlie and Brian; her mother Audrey Young; brother Gary Terrazone and sister Lisa Terrazone; aunts Dolores(Edward) Robledo and Rose Marie Eshom; and nephew Ryan.

Diane was predeceased by her father Ralph Terrazone in 1987.


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Unknown

Created by: So We Always Remember
Record added: Sep 10, 2006
Find A Grave Memorial# 15688887

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Ralph — Audrey Fern SMITH. [Group Sheet]

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My mother's father who I have never met. He died four years after his wife, my grandmother, Hester Viola Lafollette.They lived on the Smith Farm, and is said to be north of Sevierville, Tennessee and a little west on 141 or 411...I can't remember.
according to Sevier County records they were married in 1914. Oda was a farmer, having farmed in several counties finally in Knox Co.

Oda married Hester Viola LAFOLLETTE 28 Sep 1914, TN. Hester (daughter of William Carroll LAFOLLETT and Margaret Elizabeth RUSSELL) was born 31 Jul 1896, Sevier County, Tennesse; died 23 Feb 1940, Sevier County, Tennesse; was buried McMahan Cemetery (Riverside), Sevier County, Tennesse. [Group Sheet]

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Cause of death; cancer. Her beauty, strength and intelligence live on in her children, grandchildren and great grandchildren.
It was said that Hester Viola was not fond of her name and adopted the nick name of "Ola", which is on several legal documents.
On the day that Viola died, she was in very ill from the cancer killing her. Aunt Audrey, Uncle Jimmy and Aunt Annie Hanson-Smith were out on the front porch waiting for the final end, when they saw a cute little lamb sort of floating outside. It turned around and hopped over a semi- transparent fence and disappeared They knew that it was Viola's spirit saying good- bye.
This same event was witnessed by three people. Although this was a farming community in Tennessee there were no known sheep or lambs in the area.