Diana Clarke R.I.P.

See Diana Clarke on Wednesday-night.com Wednesday Night 1404 and 1407 with video of Diana thanking the room at #1403

CLARKE, Diana March 15, 1963 – February 23, 2009
It is with deep sorrow we announce the passing of Diana, daughter of Lise and Kenneth, sister of Stephen and Linda. Funeral services will be held in St. James church, 642 Main rd, Hudson on Sunday, March 1 at 3 p.m. Donations in lieu of flowers can be made to “Onematch” the Canadian bone marrow bank. A reception will be held following the service at Stephen’s home. Guest Book

February 27, 2009
We met Diana only recently and were charmed by her engaging personality, enthusiasm, creative mind and exciting projects. We are truly shocked and saddened to learn of Diana’s death – it seems impossible – she was so full of life.
Our heartfelt sympathy to her family and friends who were fortunate to have known her for much longer than we.
Diana and David Nicholson (Westmount, QC)

Officials won’t say if sign was broken before fatal crash
Reports suggest illuminated panel could have been malfunctioning

Did Diana Clarke rely on a flashing sign that proclaimed “Entrée II” instead of “Entrée interdite” when she drove her vehicle onto the Ville Marie Expressway in the wrong direction early Monday?
The Quebec Transport Department refused to give details yesterday that might help explain how the 45-year-old Montreal woman took a catastrophic wrong turn onto an exit ramp and died in a head-on collision minutes later.
Nor did the Sûreté du Québec, which is investigating the accident, issue any comment.
Media reports suggest the illuminated sign was not working properly … 

24 February
Probe launched into head-on collision
By Jan Ravensbergen, The Gazette

23 February
Woman killed after driving wrong way on Ville Marie expressway
MONTREAL ­ A woman who was driving the wrong way on the Ville Marie Expressway was killed just after midnight Monday morning when her car was involved in a head-on collision with another vehicle.
According to the Sûreté du Québec, the 45-year-old Montreal woman was driving west on the eastbound lanes of Highway 720 east after mistakenly using the Guy St. exit as an entrance.
The sign warning motorists not to enter had been partially burned out for several days. The woman made it as far as the merger with Highway 15 before her vehicle collided with another vehicle. The driver of that car, a man in his 20s, suffered minor injuries.