Willa “Diane” Moyer, 67, of Mesa, Arizona passed away on September 8, 2026. She was born in Kansas City, Kansas on July 1, 1959, and graduated for Logansport High School. She moved to Mesa, Arizona shortly after graduating where she lived for the remainder of her life. She began an amazing adventure building a life for herself. She was a great western dancer, an amateur bull rider (mechanical and live) and loved water sports when she was younger. She loved country music and concerts, was a season ticket holder for the Arizona Cardinals, loved auto racing and spoiling her nieces and nephew. She had a generous heart and loved to help others.
She was a postal worker for many years but recently had been caring for her elderly mother. She is survived by her Mother Mary (Church) Dollard also known as Sue, 3 siblings Terri (Pat) Moyer-Uecke, Jim (Emily) Moyer and Alan (Deedee) Moyer, 1 Nephew Michael Moyer, 3 Nieces Abbie Moyer, Allye Moyer, and Anna Moyer also her stepmother Lana Moyer and stepbrother and sisters Ginger, Steve and Kathy. She was preceded in death by her father Paul Moyer.
She will be put to rest at Mountain View Cemetery. She requested not to have a funeral but will have a Celebration of her life on October 11, 2026, from 11:00 to 1:00pm at the home of her sister Terri at 7915 E Caballero St. Mesa, AZ 85207.
I was so sorry to hear of Diane‘s passing, I did not know her well but knew that she was a wonderful person with many talents. She loved and cared for her family so much. She will be missed. Marilyn and Neil Rivenburg.
One thing I remember about Diane is that she was always so kind and helpful. I know she loved her family dearly. Every time we had a get together, she would make her banana bars. They were quite a hit! She had a life well lived. Rest in peace Diane.🪽
I’m so terribly sorry to hear this. Praying for you all!
I am so sorry to hear this. Mary has been on my heart the last few weeks and I have been thinking of calling her. Prayers for some peace and comfort.
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I was so sorry to hear of Diane‘s passing, I did not know her well but knew that she was a wonderful person with many talents. She loved and cared for her family so much. She will be missed. Marilyn and Neil Rivenburg.
One thing I remember about Diane is that she was always so kind and helpful. I know she loved her family dearly. Every time we had a get together, she would make her banana bars. They were quite a hit! She had a life well lived. Rest in peace Diane.🪽
I’m so terribly sorry to hear this. Praying for you all!
I am so sorry to hear this. Mary has been on my heart the last few weeks and I have been thinking of calling her. Prayers for some peace and comfort.