Diana Rocha-Bedolla

On September 22nd, 2025, while residing in Tigard, Oregon, Diana Rocha was called home to be with her Lord and Savior. Diana was born on June 16, 1970, in Toppenish, WA. Born to Ray and Mary E. (Gonzales) Rocha. She was the eldest of four children. From an early age, she was deeply loved by all who knew her, had the pleasure of knowing her and those who had the privilege of watching her grow up. From the very beginning, Diana brought so much love and light into her family. She was everyone’s favorite. From her grandparents to her uncles and aunts. Especially her Dad. She was his favorite child and he never neglected to let everyone know it. Later, when her parents divorced, Diana remained loyal to her father and stayed to help take care of him. Because of this, her father will always be grateful to her. She never left his side. If you knew her, you knew she was always there for those she loved. Diana grew up in Toppenish, WA. Where she attended grade school all the way up to High school. Diana was an active member of the community. She was involved in gymnastics as well as being a proud member of the swim team. As a child, she won numerous awards for her performances. In her younger years, these were amongst some of her biggest accomplishments. As the family grew, Diana was always a main supporter for the family. She helped her parents with her siblings, then was proud to be able to help her 3 sisters with their kids. She was and always will be a second mother to us all. Around the year of 2008, Diana met Jose Eiriberto (Roberto) Corona- Bedolla. They had a connection from the very beginning. They spoke on the phone almost every day. Learning about each other and even spoke about their dreams and futures. One day, her family received the news that Diana was moving to be with him. Regardless of her family’s opinions, she made the courageous decision to relocate to Portland, OR. This was Diana’s first time moving out of state. As different and strange as it was for her, she adjusted to her new environment and style of living. Without even realizing it, this would be where her adventures really were going to begin. Roberto worked as a landscaper and has always been one of the hardest workers she had ever known. She was proud of the fact that he was always a strong provider. In a lot of ways, his work ethic reminded her so much of her Dad and he made her feel closer to home. When Roberto was not working, him and Diana went on numerous adventures. He would often take her sightseeing and they loved exploring their new town together. They moved around Portland before finally settling in Tigard, Oregon. In 2016, Roberto and Diana finally decided to get married. He brought her home to have the services and their wedding was exactly what they had always envisioned. They spent most of their time, enjoying every version of each other and made so many lifelong memories. They were married for 10 years and together for almost 20. Throughout the years, Diana’s health worsened. She now was on dialysis and needed a lot of care. Roberto would wake up at 3 am on her treatment days, just to get her ready. Even if he hadn’t slept much the night before. He’d stay with her until it was time for him to go to work at 8 am. He would then come home and attend to her every need. He did this every day for the last 5 years. It never bothered him to care for her in this way. As far as he was concerned, Diana was his wife. They made vows and he was going to abide by them. They took their vows seriously and were completely devoted to each other. She was his person, and he was hers. They were soulmates from the very beginning, and everyone who had the pleasure of seeing them together knew it. Roberto was there for Diana in the good times of life and in the bad. Especially when it came to her losing her Mom. They both were on dialysis and knew what it felt like to feel the exhaustion of the treatments, day in and day out. They bonded over this and would speak every night up until her mother’s passing. This was something Diana had a hard time dealing with. She would awake from her sleep crying, telling Roberto that she had yet another dream of her mother. She always told us, often, how much she missed her. Roberto would always come to her rescue and console her every time she needed it. He had a genuine love for her from the beginning ‘til the very end. There wasn’t anything he wouldn’t do for her. Roberto never left her side. She went through so much the last years of her life, and he was there holding her hand through it all. We as a family will forever be grateful to him for the love and care he always showed her. He will always be the love of her life. We’d like to thank everyone who was a part of her care at the facilities she had been in throughout the years. She made genuine friendships with not only the staff but patients as well, and if you knew Diana, you knew it was hard not to love her. We would also like to thank Gregory Frank (and family). For always being there for her and Roberto. For helping them in so many ways and helping make their lives easier especially in her late years. We could never thank you enough. She is survived by her Father Ray Rocha of Toppenish, WA, Husband Jose Eiriberto (Roberto) CoronaBedolla of Portland OR., Sister Laurie Rocha (Daniel Ramirez) of Toppenish, WA, Jenny Rocha of Sunnyside, WA and Alicia Rocha of Yakima, WA. Brother-in-law Jose Daniel Corona- Bedolla, from Portland, OR. She is also survived by numerous nephews, nieces, great nephews and great nieces. As well as numerous uncles, aunts and cousins from both her father and mother’s side of the family. She is preceded in death by her mother Mary E. Rocha. Grandparents; Abilio Garza Rocha, Maria Sustaita Rocha, Fidel Gonzales, & Josephine Elias. Aunt Guadalupe Vela. Uncles Theodoro Rocha, Abilio Rocha Jr., & Fidel Gonzales Jr. Nephew Ray Jeremiah Rocha- Sanchez. Diana will be greatly missed by all who knew her. She will forever be in our hearts and can finally rest peacefully. Now reunited with her mom like she always wanted.

Diana Rocha-Bedolla

June 16, 1970 - September 22, 2025

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Diana Rocha-Bedolla

June 16, 1970 - September 22, 2025

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