Diana "Daz" Lynn Allison, born on February 20, 1950, in Thunder Bay, ON, Canada, passed away on September 17, 2024, in her beloved hometown. Daz was a vibrant soul who filled the lives of those around her with laughter, love, and unforgettable memories.

A dedicated mother, she is survived by her daughter Angela Allison (Stuart Boland), and her cherished grandchildren, Ashten Allison and Allison Perth, Paige Chorney. Ex husband Robert Allison. And many adopted grandchildren along the way. Daz's family was her pride and joy, and she found her favorite place in the world surrounded by them, along with her beloved cats.

Known for her playful spirit and infectious humor, Daz had a knack for playing pranks that left everyone in stitches. One of her signature moves was to stop and stare at someone without blinking, a gesture that was both funny and endearingly awkward. Her laughter was a constant presence, drawing people to her magnetic energy.

Daz worked for many years in the food service industry, including a long tenure with Aramark and Dan's Diner, and she also ran the restaurant at the Lakehead Labour Center in the 1970s. Her coworkers and customers alike appreciated her warm spirit and culinary talents, particularly her love for chicken wings, extra crispy, and meat-laden pizza.

A lover of music, Daz enjoyed the sounds of bands like Guns N' Roses, The Beatles, Kiss, and ABBA. She could often be found singing along to her favorite tunes, celebrating life through music. Her favorite TV shows included "Press Your Luck," "Three's Company," and any of the Real Housewives series.

Daz lived her life unapologetically, embodying the spirit of independence and authenticity that many admired. She had a deep appreciation for Indigenous culture, feeling a strong connection to her spirit animal, the Eagle.

She leaves behind her sister, Marion Peltola (Nazvesky), and her aunt, Carrie Kamaranski (Onoferichuck), along with countless friends and family who will miss her dearly. Her legacy of laughter, love, and a fierce spirit will forever remain in the hearts of those who knew her. Daz often expressed the simple yet profound sentiment, "I Love You," and it is with that love that she will be remembered.