Diana Squires Edelman

Was my grandmother. Loved very much. I and my three other siblings called her cowah.

Diana is my grandmother. I called her Cowah. My middle name is Diana. I only knew her when I was a baby. My father always tells me about what a great person she is.

Diane was a very special lady who helped so many people. She was such an inpiration. Her courage and acceptance were remarkable. She will be missed.

Diana was a dear friend of mine since September 1990 when we were both graduate students at SUNY ALBANY. We were room mates too. I had just come to USA from India and Diana made me feel so much at home with her warmth and friendly attitude. She never forot my birthday for the alst 21 years. She will be missed sorely. I pray hat God give her family the courage to overcome this loss!!!

I was terribly saddened to hear that Diane succumbed to her illness. She touched my life in so many ways. My thoughts for comfort and healing to her beloved family......

I heard Diana's story the night before my breast surgery. She gave me courage and enduring friendship. She will be missed by so many.

Diana was a beautiful person inside and out. She taught us all the true meaning of “Living Life Fully” and with grace and dignity. Her wonderful smile, bright eyes, love of everything outdoors, great intelligence, brilliant writings, and all of her fantastic ways will be truly missed. With love and deepest sympathy to all her family and friends

To Diana's family: You are in our thoughts and prayers. Please accept our deepest sympathies. It was only a couple weeks ago we saw Diana walking on our street.
Neighbors since the seventies on Forestwood Drive, Mary Ann & Rodney Andrews

Diana was a model and teacher to all of us here at OSP and will be sorely missed but also remembered with gratitude and joy for having known a person with such a strong and beautiful spirit!