Diana Jean Crispin

Diana Jean Crispin, née Glenn, was born on May 20, 1952, in Riverside, California, to Vincent Glenn and Eileen Elizabeth Sorensen. Diana lived a life defined by love, creativity, hard work, a deep and unwavering faith, and the relationships she built with the people around her.

Diana passed away peacefully at her home in Arvada, Colorado, on July 24, 2026.

For 36 years, Diana shared her life with her husband, Robert Crispin. Together, they built a beautifully blended family filled with children, grandchildren, memories, and countless stories that will continue to be shared for generations.

Diana was the loving mother of Rhea Padgett and her husband, James; Elizabeth Allen; Christina Allen; and Jason Crispin and his wife, Cristina. She also lovingly embraced her stepchildren, Joanna Schuman; Jeremy Crispin and his wife, Heidi; Joyce Hall and her husband, Matthew; and Joshua Crispin.

One of Diana’s greatest legacies is the large family that grew around her. She was a proud grandmother to Isabel, James, Timothy, Annabelle, Kenneth, Christopher, Isaac, Khristy, Samuel, Ezekiel, Marcus, John, Marie, Virginia, Bella, Ezra, Lillian, Adam, James, Lacey, Matthew, Christopher, and Titus.

She is also remembered by her brothers, Ronald Glenn and Micheal Glenn, along with the many extended family members, friends, and loved ones whose lives she touched throughout her years.

Diana was a woman of strong and passionate faith. Her relationship with God was deeply important to her and remained a source of strength, guidance, and comfort throughout her life. Her faith was not simply something she believed, it was an important part of who she was and how she approached the joys, hardships, and uncertainties of life. She held firmly to her beliefs and carried that faith with conviction.

Diana also had a creative spirit and a mind that was always at work. She loved reading, Bible study, writing, gardening, and crocheting. She found joy in creating things with both her hands and her imagination. Professionally, she was skilled in tax work and administrative roles, where her knowledge, organization, and dedication served her well.

But beyond her talents and accomplishments, Diana valued something much simpler and far more meaningful: time spent with the people she cared about.

Whether she was sharing devotional time with God, tending to something growing in her garden, working on a crochet project, putting her thoughts into writing, sharing her faith, or simply spending time in conversation with someone she loved, Diana left pieces of herself in the lives of those around her.

Her life cannot be measured only by the years she lived, but by the family she helped to create, the people she loved, the faith she carried, the things she nurtured, and the memories that remain.

Diana leaves behind a family that spans generations—a family that will continue to carry her stories, her lessons, her traditions, her faith, and pieces of her personality with them.

She will be deeply missed as a wife, mother, stepmother, grandmother, sister, and friend, but the love and faith she carried throughout her life do not end with her passing. Diana placed her hope and trust in Jesus Christ and the promise of eternal life with Him.

She will be missed by many, but we will be with her Father in Heaven and her memory lives on in every person who had the privilege of loving her.

May Diana Jean Crispin be remembered not simply for the life she lived, but for the love she gave, the faith she held so dearly, and the legacy she leaves behind.

Floral tributes may be delivered directly to:

Church at Hidden lake located at 4411 W 64^th Ave, Arvada, CO 80003

By 9am September 12, 2026