Angie was a highly educated, and well-read free spirit with a huge heart and a zest for life. She loved to talk with people and take the time to truly listen when fully immersed in the conversation. Her care and concern were always around "how are you doing?" She cared deeply for the human spirit and loved to help people evolve and move forward in the midst of their lives no matter what the event or situation may be.  She believed in kindness and caring and love above and beyond all else. She asked thought provoking questions and always looked for ways to advise down a path of love and concern.

Mom recently wrote just days before her passing: "I love to be in the water!  A tub, a pond, a lake, a meandering creek; but the ocean is the best of all. Maybe it's the salt, or the grand vista or the large expanse of water. When the sun reflects upon the ocean, or the sea, you are exposed to two vast or grand entities of the earth. It's like listening to grand music by Tchaikovsky, or any music which expands our senses to go beyond the ordinary and seams to expand our mind forward to what is possible; to what changes the finite to the infinite."

Angie is survived by her sons: Nathan and Kyle Dietrich; daughter in law Viyada Dietrich, Grandson CJ Dietrich, Granddaughter Alicia Grand; sisters MaryLou Ochsner and Pauline Mettler. Angie's eldest son Dustan Dietrich passed away December 29th, 1995. Angie is now by his side once again.

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