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Obituary posted by : Rev. Randelyn Webster , long-time friend | Person Description | Diane Sciara, age 56, artist and illustrator, passed away April 3, 2008 at her home in San Francisco after a long and courageous battle with Ovarian Cancer. She is survived by her cherished life-partner William J. Hendel, her sister Dr. Christine Sciara, Aunts Mimi and Margaret and Cousin Father William Melnick and other family members, as well as beloved friends Jack and Randi Webster, Teresa Schafer, Janie Sylvester-Gough, the Press Club Crew and many more friends than can be counted.
| Service Information | Services will be held on Tuesday, April 8th between 12 and 2pm at the San Francisco Neptune Society, 1 Loriane Court San Francisco CA 94118.
|  Contributor : Rev. Randi Webster | Friend doesn't describe you, sister comes close...after 32 years of knowing you were just a phone call away...watching you fight that dammedable Ovarian Cancer for 13 years-count 'em, 13 years! This loss is too great, but the memories are greater still. As are the lessons-Courage and tenacity. My love for you lasts beyone all time and measure, thank you for blessing my life with your presence. Amen, Goodnight. Rest well. Contributor : Rev. Janet A. Norman It has been said that one cannot measure a song until it is ended. Dear Diane's song has ended for this choir. I hear it still in the echoes of Joan Baez. Her life wasn't easy. Her life wasn't in vane. Her feel for the rhythms of the land shown in her paintings moved me. I loved her somber brooding moods especially when that glorious beam of light shot thru the clouds. Miss you friend. Since you went first, the party is on you. It'll be a great time. Contributor : Tina Crowley I didn't really know Diane very well, I only saw her a few times at concerts with her friend Randi Webster, but she was always very warm and friendly and had a smile for everyone. My deepest sympathies to her family and friends. Tina Contributor : Paul Nielsen I first met Randi and Diane through our mutual interest in The Monkees. We had some fun times going to see Peter Tork perform at 19 Broadway in Fairfax, CA! Diane was a very kind person! I knew she had cancer,which made me sad. If she was worried or sad about having cancer I never noticed. She was always in high spirits. Diane, I miss you! Love, Paul | |||||||||||||||||||