I am devastated at the loss of Diana. She was a brilliant beautiful kind person. I have so many memories there is not room here. Recently, she reminded me of one I had forgotten. I guess she rode on my white Cadillac hood down her driveway. She said she really got in trouble for that! But I never heard about it until this year!
Her family took me in so many times. Her mom taught me cross-stitch. Her sister Tricia took us to see Barry Manilow. It was my first concert. Diana in my mind joins her Mom and Dad in heaven. Her two brothers, sister-in-law, sister and twin nieces miss her deeply. She was a devoted friend that will be missed by many! Prayers for everyone touched by this loss. She at times questioned if she was liked by others like most of us do now and then. But I assured her that she was not only liked but loved! Until we meet again Diana! Cheers to Diana and all the fun we had!
Angie, Diana and I had a blast in Chicago several years ago. It was fun having her show us around the town. She came back here to visit not long after that, and it was great catching up. I am so saddened to hear of her lost battle with cancer. She is now without pain and with God.
Many memories, but my earliest was when we were in 6th grade and she had a Halloween party at her parents house. It was so fun and I was happy to be invited since my family had just moved to Napoleon earlier that summer. Such a sweetheart.
This is such sad news. I have many happy memories from middle school and high school of Diana. Her basement was perfect for sleepovers. Her wit, her intelligence bring a smile in my remembrances. Rest peacefully, dear friend.
Cheryl Bair (Gunn)
Very sad to hear this.
Angela Neville (Hill)
I am devastated at the loss of Diana. She was a brilliant beautiful kind person. I have so many memories there is not room here. Recently, she reminded me of one I had forgotten. I guess she rode on my white Cadillac hood down her driveway. She said she really got in trouble for that! But I never heard about it until this year!
Her family took me in so many times. Her mom taught me cross-stitch. Her sister Tricia took us to see Barry Manilow. It was my first concert. Diana in my mind joins her Mom and Dad in heaven. Her two brothers, sister-in-law, sister and twin nieces miss her deeply. She was a devoted friend that will be missed by many! Prayers for everyone touched by this loss. She at times questioned if she was liked by others like most of us do now and then. But I assured her that she was not only liked but loved! Until we meet again Diana! Cheers to Diana and all the fun we had!
Denise Cromwell
Angie, Diana and I had a blast in Chicago several years ago. It was fun having her show us around the town. She came back here to visit not long after that, and it was great catching up. I am so saddened to hear of her lost battle with cancer. She is now without pain and with God.
Denise Newman (Mason)
Many memories, but my earliest was when we were in 6th grade and she had a Halloween party at her parents house. It was so fun and I was happy to be invited since my family had just moved to Napoleon earlier that summer. Such a sweetheart.
Julie Anderson (Fanger)
This is such sad news. I have many happy memories from middle school and high school of Diana. Her basement was perfect for sleepovers. Her wit, her intelligence bring a smile in my remembrances. Rest peacefully, dear friend.