Diane Kay Boyce died on Wednesday, June 1, 2011.
Diane was born in Redmond, Washington, to William (Bill) and Maureen (Kay) Boyce, on August 15, 1981.
Diane graduated from Burlington-Edison High School in 1999. After high school she moved to Seattle where she earned her massage credentials from Brenneke School of Massage. She established several successful massage businesses to help finance her education. In 2006 she received her Bachelor of Science degree from Bastyr University.
Continuing her education, Diane moved to Arizona to pursue a Masters degree in sports psychology at Argosy University.
While in Arizona she realized her need to reconnect with her passion for horses, resulting in the establishment of her horse training business: Moving Forward Dressage.
Diane is survived by her parents, two grandmothers, her Aunt Vickie, horse Mickey, cat Star, and many wonderful friends in Arizona.
Her family and friends feel comfort in knowing Diane is finally at peace.
There will be an open house celebration of her life on Sunday, June 26 at 2:00 pm at the home of Bill and Kay Boyce in Burlington.
Published in Skagit Valley Herald Publishing Company on June 22, 2011
Diane was born in Redmond, Washington, to William (Bill) and Maureen (Kay) Boyce, on August 15, 1981.
Diane graduated from Burlington-Edison High School in 1999. After high school she moved to Seattle where she earned her massage credentials from Brenneke School of Massage. She established several successful massage businesses to help finance her education. In 2006 she received her Bachelor of Science degree from Bastyr University.
Continuing her education, Diane moved to Arizona to pursue a Masters degree in sports psychology at Argosy University.
While in Arizona she realized her need to reconnect with her passion for horses, resulting in the establishment of her horse training business: Moving Forward Dressage.
Diane is survived by her parents, two grandmothers, her Aunt Vickie, horse Mickey, cat Star, and many wonderful friends in Arizona.
Her family and friends feel comfort in knowing Diane is finally at peace.
There will be an open house celebration of her life on Sunday, June 26 at 2:00 pm at the home of Bill and Kay Boyce in Burlington.
Published in Skagit Valley Herald Publishing Company on June 22, 2011
Diane Kay Boyce died on Wednesday, June 1, 2011.
Diane was born in Redmond, Washington, to William (Bill) and Maureen (Kay) Boyce, on August 15, 1981.
Diane graduated from Burlington-Edison High School in 1999. After high school she moved to Seattle where she earned her massage credentials from Brenneke School of Massage. She established several successful massage businesses to help finance her education. In 2006 she received her Bachelor of Science degree from Bastyr University.
Continuing her education, Diane moved to Arizona to pursue a Masters degree in sports psychology at Argosy University.
While in Arizona she realized her need to reconnect with her passion for horses, resulting in the establishment of her horse training business: Moving Forward Dressage.
Diane is survived by her parents, two grandmothers, her Aunt Vickie, horse Mickey, cat Star, and many wonderful friends in Arizona.
Her family and friends feel comfort in knowing Diane is finally at peace.
There will be an open house celebration of her life on Sunday, June 26 at 2:00 pm at the home of Bill and Kay Boyce in Burlington.
Published in Skagit Valley Herald Publishing Company on June 22, 2011
Diane was born in Redmond, Washington, to William (Bill) and Maureen (Kay) Boyce, on August 15, 1981.
Diane graduated from Burlington-Edison High School in 1999. After high school she moved to Seattle where she earned her massage credentials from Brenneke School of Massage. She established several successful massage businesses to help finance her education. In 2006 she received her Bachelor of Science degree from Bastyr University.
Continuing her education, Diane moved to Arizona to pursue a Masters degree in sports psychology at Argosy University.
While in Arizona she realized her need to reconnect with her passion for horses, resulting in the establishment of her horse training business: Moving Forward Dressage.
Diane is survived by her parents, two grandmothers, her Aunt Vickie, horse Mickey, cat Star, and many wonderful friends in Arizona.
Her family and friends feel comfort in knowing Diane is finally at peace.
There will be an open house celebration of her life on Sunday, June 26 at 2:00 pm at the home of Bill and Kay Boyce in Burlington.
Published in Skagit Valley Herald Publishing Company on June 22, 2011
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