A Memorial service for Dionisia “Diane” Marie Sprunk will be held on Monday, Nov. 9, 2009, at 10 a.m. at the Central Baptist Church, 710 E. Sage St. in Grants. Burial will follow at Grants Memorial Park. A fellowship and potluck at the church will conclude the services.
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Dionisia is survived by her sisters: Bernadita Casados of Los Angeles, Calif., Loretta Carter and Amadeo of Albuquerque, Deolinda Garcia of Albuquerque; brother: Larry Montoya of San Diego, Calif.; daughters: Sandra Mancha and Tomas of Albuquerque, Wanda Chavez and Raul of Grants, Janice Villegas and Andrew of Kenai; son: Gary Sprunk of Gallup; grandchildren: Consuelo Wright and John of Albuquerque, Jessica Doyle and Todd of Farmington, Camille Sprunk of Milan, Andrea Olivas and Joshua of Albuquerque, Jolynn Chavez of Grants, David Sprunk of Albuquerque, Orlando Mancha of Albuquerque, Eli Chavez of Grants and Valerie Villegas of Kenai; great-grandchildren Brandon Chavez of Grants, Elijah Olivas of Albuquerque and Haleigh Doyle of Farmington and countless cousins and friends. She was preceded in death by her parents, two brothers, and one sister.
Known to many as Diane, Dionisia grew up in the Santa Barbara neighborhood where she spent her free time mischievously with her five sisters and three brothers. Married in November, 1952, Dionisia raised four children in Albuquerque before moving to Grants in 1974. Dionisia was a giving, selfless woman who involved herself in many community activities. Her two most prominent were the B.P.O.E. Does and the Hospital Auxiliary. She served the Hospital Auxiliary Thrift Shop for 17 years eventually becoming a chairwoman, retiring only because her health could not afford her the ability to continue. Camping, fishing, embroidery and bowling were among Dionisia's favorite pastimes. A loving sister, mother, grandmother, and great-grandmother, Dionisia lived for her family placing them above all else. She looked forward to opportunities when everyone could come together. As she grew older her greatest joy was sharing stories of all the precious memories that were created, memories that her surviving loved ones will cherish forever. You have been the light of our lives for so many years. It is difficult to say good bye, but we have peace and comfort in our hearts trusting that you are now in the presence of our lord. Direct Funeral Care of Albuquerque was in charge of arrangements.





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