Dianne Jeanne

Bax

Dianne Jeanne Bax, 62 died Sunday February 18th, 2024, at her Sweetwater residence with her family by her side.

She was born December 21st, 1961, in San Diego, California to parents Richard and Darlene Schrieber. Dianne met Vince Bax her now husband whom later she married on Dec 15th, 1984, in Yutan, NE. After they married, she spent from 1982-1994 following Vince in the military to such locations as New York, Missouri, Virgina, Oklahoma and Germany while Vince was active duty, once Vince was no longer active duty, they moved to Sweetwater, Texas to be closer to Dianne's family.

Once moved to Sweetwater Dianne started her long and wonderful career of working with children at facilities like, PPI, JP Cowen, Sweetwater ISD and more. Dianne had a gift with children and their families and considered all of the children she took care of to be her babies. Dianne also loved to help young mothers, new staff and just friends and family with anything and everything she could offer a hand with. Dianne was an avid reader, enjoyed hobbies such as roller skating, needle point, playing cards with family and spending time with her kids/grandkids.

At Dianne's time of death, she and Vince had been married for 39 wonderful adventurous years. During those 39 years, Vince and Dianne had 5 children Russell (Rusty) Wayne, Jesse, Zachery, Ashley, and Brittney as well as many other grandkids.

She was preceded in death by her oldest son Russell (Rusty) Wayne.

Dianne is survived by her husband Vince, daughter Ashley (Tanner) Bax, daughter Brittney, son Zachery and son Jesse (Abby) Bax and her 6 grandchildren.

Dianne was always a warm and welcome place for anyone that was around her. She was considered by most to be a loving, bright and upbeat person with a natural love for teaching and educating young and old individuals and had the biggest heart you have ever seen. As her husband Vince puts it she was a doll and one of a kind individual. She was the matriarch of our family and will be deeply missed.

Memorial Service will be held on March 3, 2024 at 1:00pm at McCoy chapel of Memories.