Angela Darlene Lane
Monday 13th of June 1960 - Tuesday 14th of March 2023
Services
Visitation
Funeral Mass
Clergy Father Al DeGiacomo
Angela Darlene Lane, 62, widow of Richard (Dick) Lane, passed away
Tuesday March 14, 2023, at the Albert B. Chandler Hospital in Lexington, KY.
She was born in Mt. Sterling, KY and the daughter of Joyce Mahler, and the late
Ralph Mahler.
She is survived by her mother, Joyce Mahler, her sister Caterina
Hulsmann (Mike), her brothers, David Mahler, Christopher Mahler, her nephew,
Stephen LaFarge, her niece, Christin LaFarge and numerous members of the Lane
Family.
She was a member of Christ the King in Lexington, KY and a devoted
member of the church choir for over 35 years.
She retired from the University of Kentucky Medical Center in
February 2023 where she worked as a Supervisor in the Medical Lab Technology
Department.
Visitation for Angela will be Tuesday, March 21, 2023,
6:00pm-8:00pm at Milward Funeral Directors, 159 N. Broadway, Lexington KY
40507. A Funeral Mass in remembrance of
her will be on Wednesday, March 22, 2023, 11:00am at the Cathedral of Christ the
King, 299 Colony Blvd, Lexington KY 40502, with interment at Calvary Cemetery
in Lexington KY.
Guest Book
Stacey Herndon
saysI miss her already. Who knew that after meeting her ten years ago, I would call her my friend. She was a professionally trained singer and we used to make up silly songs at work. She loved superhero movies and minions. I have missed her since I moved away and probably didn't contact as often as I should have. I have so many fond memories of her. I am sad and going to miss her.
Phillip Hudson
saysI graduated with Darlene so saddened to of her loss my prayers go for you and family Had best spirit of anyone i ever knew kind hearted always going the extra mile was looking forward to seeing everyone at our class reunion
Sally Davis
saysDarlene and I crossed paths while at EKU. It wasn't until we were hired by UK that we got to know each other. I had a deep respect for her knowledge of chemistry. We had so many discussions regarding lab science and it's future direction. She had been on my mind for several months. I regret that I didn't reach out. God bless her. She is at peace.
Kara Pennington
saysDarlene believed in me (when I didn’t even believe in myself) and pushed me to always aspire to my full potential. If not for her, I would not be a chemistry specialist today. Every day for almost 3 years I got to sit next to her and learn from her (the best of the best). Darlene left behind an exceptional legacy and I hope she knew the impact she had on me and the lab. She was my mentor but most importantly, one of my best friends. I am so lucky to have known her.
Darlene Paskovics
saysI loved being a part of the Darlene trio at work. It is a bond that I treasure and will never forget. It has been my pleasure and privilege to work with you at UK HealthCare all of these years. You will be missed!