Dianne Marie Huff

Diane Marie Huff, 62, of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, made her journey to the creator's world on August 8, 2025, peacefully surrounded by family and friends at St. Mary's Hospital, Milwaukee, Wisconsin. She was a cherished friend, sister, aunt, and great-aunt; and her presence will be deeply missed. 

Dianne was born on March 20, 1963, in Green Bay, Wisconsin. Daughter to Roy and Alice Huff (both deceased), of Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Sister to Donna Domineck (deceased), brother Dale Huff (deceased), survived by brother Dennis Huff and wife Debbie Huff of Green Bay, Wisconsin, sister Debra Porter of Oneida, Wisconsin, sister Denise Delcorps and husband Scott Delcorps of Green Bay, Wisconsin, multiple nephews and nieces; and best friend of 26 years to Jenny Long, of Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Dianne was a second mother to her nephews and nieces.

She graduated from Grafton High School, Grafton, Wisconsin, continued her higher education and graduated from Milwaukee Area Technical College in film and video, graduated from University of Wisconsin in Milwaukee, Wisconsin in Elementary Education, and graduated from Cardinal Stritch University, Master's Degree in Education. Dianne also studied abroad for one semester at the University of London, London, England.

After completing her education, Dianne taught elementary education at Indian Community School, Franklin, Wisconsin, and Milwaukee Public School Doerfler Elementary School and Elm Creative Arts School of Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Dianne enjoyed teaching and loved her students. 

Dianne enjoyed traveling with her friend Jenny. Her last vacation was to Yellowstone Park, Wyoming. Because she enjoyed playing slot machines, she tried her luck at every casino she came across on vacation. She lost some money and won some money. To Dianne, it was all fun.

Dianne is smart, funny, easy to love, and everyone enjoyed being around her. She was a huge Green Bay Packer fan and always went out to her favorite tavern to meet friends and watch her favorite team on TV. Her knowledge of the football game and how it's played added more excitement to the atmosphere. She loved her friends and spent as much time with them as she could. She knew how to tell a joke, she animated her story as she told her friends. She was hilarious and always had a funny one liner that made everyone around her laugh. She was a wonderful person. We were lucky to have known her and call her our sister and friend. We will truly miss you Dianne. Rest in peace sister and friend. You will always be in our hearts.

Funeral service will be on Friday, March 20, 2026, at 12:30 PM, at the Forest Home Cemetery Chapel, 2405 W. Forest Home Avenue, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, and burial will follow at the cemetery. A dinner will be held to honor Dianne's life at Miss Katie's Diner, 1900 W. Clybourn Street, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, at 5 PM.