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Noelle Mayne
Carter, Bridgette & Hannah, I’m so sorry to just now be hearing of Halle’s passing. I met your mom at the rec center in La Jolla & loved spending time with you all at the beach, the zoo, Seaworld, and music classes. Your mom was so fun and a good friend. My son Pierce has good memories of his first buddies Cart & Brigie. Much love to you all. Noelle & Reed Mayne
Jackie Finch
I met, and quickly loved Haley when they moved in next to me in the early 2000’s .We spent a lot of time together and stayed in touch after they moved away. Always picked up where we left off with each phone call. She was a very strong woman with loving her children being her main focus. Heaven has gained a beautiful angel!
Halle Beth Haney
2023-10-13
Halle Beth Haney beloved daughter, devoted mother, passed away surrounded by loved ones on October 13th, 2023. Daughter of Cody Diffley and Jim Haney, she was born on October 17th, 1959 in Lake Forest, Illinois. Halle was raised in Deerfield, Illinois alongside her older brother Hank Haney. After graduating from Deerfield High School in 1977, Halle went on to study at the University of Tulsa, Oklahoma. After college she moved to San Diego, California where she lived for over 20 years. She joined the Titan Corporation as an Executive Assistant and when not working, she enjoyed rollerblading, gardening, baking, and her community of friends. She was blessed with three beautiful children; Carter in 1997, Bridgette in 1998, and Hannah born in 2000.
After Halle became a mother, she dedicated her life to being a homemaker and raising her children. Halle and her family moved to Fernandina Beach, Florida in 2007 which became her permanent home. Halle was passionate about art, pilates, home cooked meals, and most of all, her kids. She supported her family through the many pursuits and difficulties of their lives.
On March 8th, 2016, Halle was diagnosed with stage IV Glioblastoma brain cancer. After brain surgery; she endured chemotherapy, radiation, blood work, biopsies, MRI scans, and frequent doctor appointments. Brain cancer with a life expectancy of 6-12 months did not stop her from fighting to stay alive and remain healthy. Halle made it her mission to connect with others fighting cancer. She was known for giving encouragement and hope to countless others.
Halle continued to coach and mother her children throughout illness. Halle pushed her kids to pursue their education, interests and careers. She made it her mission to steer her kids in the right direction. Halle believed in doing the right thing, following the rules and living an honest life. Her intellectual interests were a large part of her persona. She was a humble, loving, and straightforward woman of keen intellect with a great sense of humor. She was an inspiration to many and always tried to help others despite being terminally ill. She counted the bonus days and celebrated every month she survived. Astounded by her resilience, her doctors called her their Miracle. Her favorite thing to do became walking the beach at sunrise with her dog named Maybe.
After an eight and a half year battle with Glioblastoma, she was diagnosed with Acute Myeloid Leukemia on July 3rd, 2023. Even when diagnosed with terminal blood cancer she remained courageous. Halle gracefully maintained her strength and resilience until her last breath.
She is survived by her mother, Cody Diffley; her father, Jim Haney; her brother, Hank Haney and her three children: Carter Edward Bowe, Bridgette Cody Bowe and Hannah Katherine Bowe. Heaven has gained a very special soul, who will be deeply missed by those who knew and loved her.
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