Diane Victoria "Walley" Brisco, 65 of Twentynine Palms, California (formerly of Easton, MD) entered eternal rest Sunday, October 30, 2022, in Eisenhower Memorial Hospital in Twentynine Palms. She was born August 30, 1957, to Mary Levine Walley and the late William Joseph Single in Easton, MD.

Diane was raised in Talbot County. She graduated with the Class of 1976 from Easton High School. Diane was very quiet and humble person in high school touching the lives of everyone she met. She soon left Maryland and moved to California where she resided for over 21 years. Diane worked as a Medical Support Assistant at the Hospital located on the Twentynine Palms Marine Base. She was loved by her coworkers and all she encountered.

Diane was also one of the founding members of the Gospel Fellowship Christian Center Church located in Twentynine Palms. She loved and supported her pastor, Pastor T. K. and Gerri Washington. Diane was very active and was a part of many committees until her health would not allow her to actively attend. She would then listen remotely to church services. Her church family loved her and was grateful to have her leadership. They were faithfully by her side as she transitioned into her new eternal live. One of her favorite songs was "Well Done" by Deitrick Haddon.

Diane was preceded in death by her father, William Single; and her brothers: Sterling and Chanlor Single.

Diane is survived by her mother, Mary Walley; sisters: Shirley (Gregory) Ringgold, Magaline Ennals, Joanne Walley, Gladys Gibson (Dana), and Inez (Dontray) Jackson; brothers: William (Yvonne) Pinder, Ray (Peggy) Stinson, and Robert Pinder; a very special cousin/sister Gloria (William) Jackson, and a host of nieces, nephews, cousins, other relatives, and friends.

The family would like to thank Diane's friends and church family for showing her so much love and care. A special thanks to Pastor and First Lady Washington, Cassandra Haney (CoCo) and CoCo's family, Nicey and Rocky George for loving and helping Diane. Also, thanks to Eric and Lalectra James, Franko and Lameeka Westry, and McArthur and Alfreda Wright. The Wrights cooked dinner for Ms. Diane every Sunday.

Diane's beautiful smile and her love of laughter will be missed by all.

Diane, "Well done; you can come on in."

Per Diane's request, there will not be a viewing nor service.