1948 - 2022
No Vistitation Date Scheduled
No Funeral Date Scheduled
Diane M. (Bellarosa) Westberg, 74, of Westford, MA died unexpectedly Friday July 1, 2022.
She was married to Douglas Westberg with whom she celebrated their 42nd wedding anniversary on March 29, 2022.
Born in Clinton, MA, she was the daughter of the late Donato and Marguerite (Hanney) Bellarosa.
She graduated from Tahanto High School in Boylston, MA, with the class of 1966.
Diane furthered her education by attending Quinsigamond Community College; where she graduated with an Associate’s Degree in Secretarial studied.
Diane was employed by Digital Computers, and retired from Millipore in Bedford, MA.
Diane was a communicant of the Blessed Trinity Parish in Westford, MA
She enjoyed playing cards, cooking, reading, singing, her pets, but most of all she loved to spend time with her children and grandchildren.
Besides her husband, Diane is survived by a son Jeremy Trask and his companion, Amy Burns of Plymouth, MA; three daughters, Dawn Trask and her companion, Ryan Troy-Tripp of Chelmsford, MA; Jill Trask of Tyngsboro, MA and Meredith Westberg of Westford, MA; a brother, Donald Bellarosa; five grandchildren, Patrick Piland, Cody Knapp, Janaye Linton, Cameron Colleton and Jesse Rodrigez; two great grandchildren, Mitchell Farris-Colleton and Paetyn Colleton-Young; two step grandchildren, Sydney Colburn and Steven Brown along with many nieces and nephews.
She was the sister of the late James Bellarosa, Elaine Surette and Karen Sherman and a loving grandmother to the late Tyler Colleton.
There will not be any visitation or memorial service.
Susan
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Your mom will be greatly missed. Love & Prayers & Strength to all of you…
Toby Sherman
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So sorry for your loss of your wife, mother and grandmother. I remember her well and she will be always be remembered by Ken and myself for her warmth, caring and laughter. Our love and support go out to all of you.
Barbara Haigh
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I will never forget our friendship over the last 60+ yrs. Diney, Pam and I have been best friends forever and were always there for each other. The world will never be the same, bur her laughter, smile, spirit and love will always be in my heart. Soar Diney and be free! Xoxo
Pam Horne
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Ever since I met Diane in 1962, she was my best friend forever. She and Barbara and I became inseparable. And even though we all went in different directions after high school, we never lost touch. I will miss her more than I can say, but am blessed with the 60 years she was in my life. See you soon, Auntie Di. I love you.
Renée L Bernier
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My thoughts and prayers are with you all. Such a beautiful woman with a heart of gold. I was blessed to have been a pet of the family for 4 years. May you all hold on to and cherish the good memories. Nathan and I loved making cannolis with Diane.
Rest in the sweetest of peace ?