Dina Comunale

Dina Comunale passed away on February 23 at the age of 86 years old. She was born on June 15, 1937, in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Throughout her journey, Dina faced numerous challenges, but emerged victorious, displaying remarkable strength and perseverance.

Dina made many sacrifices moving country to country in hopes of a better life for her children and grandchildren, who were her biggest source of pride. Her migration throughout the world aided in her distinct linguist flair, effortlessly intertwining Spanish, Hebrew, Yiddish and more. 

In the world of sales, she carved a niche for herself with dedication, tenacity, and an unwavering commitment to excellence for 10+ years. Beyond her professional endeavors, Dina found solace and joy on the dance floor. An avid lover of dance, she embraced the rhythm of life with grace and enthusiasm. 

One of Dina’s greatest joys was indulging in her love for chocolate. Whether it was a small piece after a long day or a special treat during celebrations, her eyes would light up at the sight. Dina was also a pioneer for women in the world of motorcycles. 

Fearlessly breaking barriers, she embraced the open road with the wind in her hair and the thrill of the ride beneath her. Dina became a symbol of empowerment for women in the motorcycle community, proving that strength knows no gender. 

Dina is survived by her children (Henry, Sergio, Silvia, Adolfo), son in law (Robert), grandchildren (Danielle, Nicholas, Joshuah), and caretaker (Audri) who will cherish the memories of her. Dina was preceded in death by her husband of 46 years, Omar, who was her one and only love. In 1963, they met as she was exiting a public bus, and he was boarding. An instant connection sparked between the two as Dina almost ran into a light pole and Omar missed his bus from the sight of each other. 

As we bid farewell to this remarkable individual, let us remember Dina for the meaningful life she led. May Dina rest in eternal peace, forever dancing among the stars and riding free on the open roads she loved so dearly.

Private services will be held. 

Cress Funeral Home Sun Prairie

608-837-9054