Obituaries

Diana was a favorite friend. She and Buddy were so very cordial. We cruised the waters of Lake Texoma on occasion, either on the Yacht of Fun or on our boat. Diana always had a smile and polite, friendly manner where nothing seemed to bother her. We were so fortunate to have been blessed with her in this life. May we be blessed to meet her again. ~ Nancy and Jack Ridgeway, Pottsboro, Texas

Diana was a wonderful person. My wife and I first met her and Buddy when I charted the Yacht o Fun for an anniversary present for my wife. When we met them I thought we had known them for years, they made us so comfortable. After that we would hook up at time on the lake when we were out. It is sad that both have left us now. Rest in peace, Diana. ~ Ross & Paula Richardson, Sherman, Texas

Our prayers and thoughts are with you in this time of sorrow. I have many happy memories of Diana as our children grew up together. God Bless all of you. ~ Leah Young, Ovilla, Texas

There are not enough words to express our sadness at the passing of Diana. We were next door yacht neighbors at Lake Texhoma with Buddy and Diana and have such great memories of our friendship and the fun we shared. Diana was one of a kind who had such a sweet spirit and cared about everyone and was a dear friend. We had reconnected recently and had many good times. We will miss her so much. Our condolences to her sweet family. Rest in Peace and rise in Glory, Diana. ~ Nena & Ken Boyd, Grapevine, Texas

I have lovely memories of Diana from Adamson High School in Select Chorus, Leopardettes, and being a spectator for endless high school baseball games. She was a delight. Condolences to her family. ~ Teddie Bryant, Dallas, Texas

My sincere condolence to the entire family. Diana was a wonderful friend and bright light in my world. I will miss her smile and gentle spirit. ~ Marie Clare Zeiler, Austin, Texas

With sympathy in the loss of your Mother. May you find comfort through the memory of her love. ~ Ken and Jerri Helfman, Dallas, Texas

There are so many nice and great things to say about Aunt Dinana. My first is always being a kid. Our grandmother, Ma Simmie, always wanted her kids and grandkids around at Christmas. With her 5 kids and spouses and grandkids it was a full house in her little place on Cooper Street. Diana was the adult who always noticed us as kids and paid us attention-- made us feel special and important. We always looked forward to seeing her. ~ Lynn Sims, oklahoma city, Oklahoma

Diana was a forever friend, and I loved her dearly. We were friends all through school and shared so many good times together. Our last time together was in Dallas where we celebrated her belated birthday lunch and an afternoon at the movies which we both really enjoyed. I will miss her so much. ~ Lois Shanahan Jameson, Dallas, Texas

I am so saddened to hear of Diana's passing. Diana and I were in the same first-grade class at Trinity Heights elementary and continued to be classmates in Junior High and High School. The last time I saw her was ten years ago at our High School reunion. I have so many wonderful memories of our times together growing up in Oak Cliff. I'll always remember her sweet smile ~ Norma Chastain Beustring, Fulshear, Texas

we loved Diana so much. We had so many good times camping, attending church, visiting. We are so sorry we will not be able to attend the services for her. Hi to all the boys. ~ JR & Traphene Hickman, Cedar Hill, Texas

I knew Diana since she started 1st grade, and always loved her so. I got to be around her a lot since she was a special friend of my younger sister. I will miss her terribly. ~ Jo Gray, Fairview, Texas

Extending my sincere sympathies to the family of Diana Greer. After becoming a new member of the Texas Silver Haired Legislature in 2015, I had the privilege of meeting and communicating with Diana. I am saddened at her passing and will most certainly miss her kindness and camaraderie. ~ Carolyn Arkadie, Victoria, Texas

~ Frank Stone, Plano, Texas