Diane W. Beattie from Goodland, Florida, was 66 years old whenshepassed away after athree-yearbattle with breast cancer.She was surrounded by family May 7th,2024,at Avow Hospice in Naples, Florida.
Born November 10th, 1957, in Cheboygan, Michigan to parents Richard P. Winkler and Elizabeth J. Winkler (Landrie).She was preceded in death by her father Richard Winkler, father-in-law Whitney Beattie, mother-in-law Lois Beattie and nephew Dakota Herrera “El Flow.”
Survivors: husband of 38 years, KurtBeattie; MotherElizabeth J. Winkler;brothers and sisters,Richard, Lisa, Monica, Michael,Nancy; brothersand sisters-in-law,Todd,Karen,and Tony;and a long list of nephews and nieces.
Diane was a wonderful wife, daughter, sister, auntand Godmother. Family was always what meant the most to her. She made a career for herself in the real estate market on Marco Island and surrounding areas where she was well-known for her professionalism from her peers and clients.
Diane was an avid outdoors woman. Every chance was spent fishing, hiking, beach combing on Lake Superior for agates and shelling our gulf beaches for shells, bird watching or just relaxing in some beautiful location.
You Never Really Leave a Place You Love.Part of It You Take With You, Leaving Part of You Behind.
5/23/2024 Coastal Breeze News
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