Dianne practiced chiropractic medicine in Heredia and Escazu after moving to Costa Rica from the US years ago.
She is survived by her husband Charles Jennings who asks that in lieu of flowers, we honor Dianne's memory by planting a flower, bush, or tree at our homes.
It is unknown at the moment if a memorial service will be held. An announcement will be issued if a memorial service is scheduled with the date, time and location.
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Dianne Rawley Jennings was a great gal. I had many Hawaiian style chiropractic and craneo-sacral therapy sessions with her. She helped me weather difficult and stressful times, especially when I was caring for my parents during their last years. I will miss Dianne greatly. Katherine Masis
ReplyDeleteDiane was a terrific neighbor and friend. I have fond memories of our commutes to work together. I was so lucky to live next door and be her guinea pig when she was in her massage training. I still cherish some of the most wonderful candid photos she took of our kids when they were small.
ReplyDeleteShe often talked about wanting to "kick back", but she was simply too talented. Whatever she did, she excelled.
I so regret not getting to see her in the new life she made in Costa Rica. I can't imagine what kind of cancer she had, but it must have been tough to take this girl!
She will always have a special place in my heart. My sympathy to her surviors.
I was grounded, she a seeker. We were both ambitious, adventerous. Wonderful paths do diverge.
ReplyDeleteSoulmates but not forever. I'm blessed to have known her, her loving spirit still resides in a corner of my heart. MIKE W.