Obituary: Diane Thornton Zoeller Death Cause – How Did Fuzzy Zoeller Wife Died? Net Worth

At the age of six, Diane Thornton Zoeller died on Saturday, December 18, in her house, accompanied by her spouse and children. The cause of Diane’s death is still unknown.

Many people assumed her death was caused by disease or illness. However, for the time being, the actual cause remains a mystery.

Followers of her and her spouse have expressed their condolences, and Twitter has been inundated with the news.

Sending prayers and good wishes to Fuzzy and the family. Diane was a delight. Diane Zoeller Obituary – Death: Wife of Fuzzy Zoeller, Diane Zoeller was diagnosed with “rapid stage dementia” https://t.co/joEfXZSPqH

— JohnDalySports (@JohnDalySports) December 19, 2021

On September 25, 1952, Diane Thornton was born in New Albany, Indiana, to James and Lorraine Sunderhaus Thornton.

Diane Thornton married Fuzzy Zoeller in 1975, just two years after he became a professional.

Her spouse is a professional golfer from the United States who has won ten PGA Tour events, including two major titles. He had competed in hundreds of competitions.

He is just three golfers to win the Masters Tournament on their first attempt. He also won the U.S. Open in 1984, earning him the Bob Jones Award in 1985.

Diane and Fuzzy are the parents of four children, three daughters, one son. Sunny Noel Zoeller, Miles Remington Zoeller, Heidi Leigh Zoeller, and Gretchen Marie Zoeller. The family lived together in Floyds Knobs, Indiana.

Diane Thornton’s exact net worth, including where she worked, is undisclosed, but she could be worth millions of dollars attributable to her husband.

She led a largely personal existence, but her husband Fuzzy was always in the limelight; he amassed millions of dollars over his nearly two-decade career.

After winning ten PGA titles and competing in hundreds of them, he made a lot of money. His estimated earnings are above $5 million.