Apostle Diane P Swarthout age 72, viewing hours were September 29, 1951 to August 24, 2024,
She passed pain free and as comfortable as possible, with her husband and her Best friend Jesus by her side.
A very special thanks to the Doctors and Nurses at the Palliative care Unit at Rochester Strong Memorial Hospital, for their loving care and compassion given to Diane.
Parents Harold and Gloria Greutman(deceased). Brothers Apostle Earl R Greutman (deceased), Thomas E Gruetman(Kathrine), their children Dana R Sinopoli(Anthony), and their son Jackson, Kane W Greutman.
Diane’s children, Michael J Maloney(Susan) his son Mason Maloney, and his son Liam. Daughter Katharyn J Sinopoli(DP Richard Allen),their children Grace and Callie Allen. Son James Patrick Maloney(Randi) children Morgan and Ryan.
Husband of Diane, Donald E Swarthout his Mother Teresa J Swarthout, his sons Michael E Swarthout(DP Amie P Feroleto) and together sons Alex James, Zachary John. Son Peter J Swarthout(Katie) Donald’s sisters Kathy Baker, Jean Fuller, Gail Goetz
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Apostle Diane brought hope through the good news of Jesus’ covenant gospel to countless people and always reminded others of the eternal blessings that fill each day with the wonders of God’s grace. (1 Thess. 4:13) As a valued part of Second 8th Week Miniseries, she ministered with so many others who shared the same belief in the visitation of God in these last days to bring the church back to her first love. Apostle Diane believed that God’s love letter is written in each heart, but people need help opening it up for themselves to walk in that divine light. One of the last things Apostle Diane ministered was, “Christ is our wisdom, our strength, and our hope because in Him is our life as He is in us.”
Apostle Diane’s heart was with the work God called her to do at Second 8th Week Ministries to heal the broken hearted, to help people rebuild their faith in God and to allow God to breathe new life into them. Thank you for remembering her by visiting s8w.org to see how God would speak to you today about starting anew to walk with Him.
How beautiful Don, my condolences to you and your family.
Never gonna be forgotten.
“Grace waters the soul of those who consent to God’s plan for the increase of His kingdom, to reign with him for eternity.”
To the love of my life, in this world, and though it has been only two weeks, I miss you more than anyone can imagine. However I find solace in the fact, that we be separated for this short period of time, and because we not only found the truth in the covenant of Christ, which we both enjoined to, we shall be together again, in His full light and glory, for all eternity. I thank God that he shed His grace upon us, and by faith we turned to Him, to walk in the truth of the covenant, as presented to us by the stewardship of second8thweekministries under the leadership of Apostle Eric. For now it is farewell, but not goodbye, because in the end, we shall walk the streets of gold, hand in hand, for all eternity together.
God sheds His grace on all mankind, but those that accept by Faith who abide in the truth, and walk therein, will see Him, because they know Him in Spirit and in Truth.
She’s at peace and with God now 🙏
Diane will be forever missed by us. She was always warm to talk to. We will miss that too! Our Peace is knowing she is with the rest of our loving family. We are sooo sorry Don for your loss. You were so perfect a couple for so long. We always say your names like one! I am sure Di is smiling down on You, her Kiddos and Grand kids.
Diane will be forever missed by us. She was always warm to talk to. We will miss that too! Our Peace is knowing she is with the rest of our loving family. Tom and I are sooo sorry Don, for your loss. We always said your names like you were one ! I am sure Di is Smiling down from Heaven at You, the Kiddos and Grand Kids.
Mom, I want to thank you for all that you did for me and all the love that you gave. I will miss your smile and your laugh. I will think of you and be sad, but I know you’re in a better place.