Alan Arnold Diamonstein

On behalf of the Thomas's family we send our deepest condolences to the Alan Diamonstein family.
Alan was always a fighter for justice . He will be deeply miss ,Theodore Tick Thomas .

Alan was a good friend to our family and was always there when we needed him. As busy as he was - AND HE WAS ALWAYS BUSY- he found a way to fit us in with a listening ear, a big smile on his face, and helpful advice. Alan will be sorely missed by all who knew him. May his memory always be for a blessing.

My Mom used to work for Alan and he was like a member of my family. He was a great man and did a lot of great things for our area.
Prayers for Beverly and family...Alan will be missed.
Sherry Akers

RIP Mr. Alan. Thank you for your unrelenting representation in the black & low income communities when others turned their backs. Well done, your crown awaits.

Alan was a friend of ours meeting him when our daughter came home from being on the grounds of Va. Capital Hill wanting to be a page. He will be missed by many that call him a friend. Alan footsteps on Capital Hill have help so many & a soft spot for UVA go Hoos. Condolences to Beverly & Alan's family.

Alan came through when my son-in-law needed help, and made all the difference. It has always been a privilege to know him. Thank you, Alan, for the memories.

My Deepest Condolences To Beverly & Her Family .

I first met Alan Diamonstein when I started a position in Virginia's state government in 1976, and over the years I learned to admire and respect him, and to observe and learn from him as he added to his long list of accomplishments on behalf of the residents of Virginia.

I offer my sincere condolences to the family and friends of this fine man. May your hearts be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well lived