Diana Harvey Jackson

We were sorry to learn of Diana's passing. We enjoyed her so much on her trips to Oregon and visits with family here. Condolences to her family from the Humphrey clan.

On behalf of the Beck family, Rosemary, Dane, Adam and Brian, I offer our condolences to Scott and Craig for the loss of their mother Diana. We will always remember the great summer days that the two families spent together. Dianas interest in the arts and literature was apparent even to us as kids. For example, I can clearly remember her dramatic reciting of the poem A Runnable Stag from memory on the beach at Pentwater, Michigan, as night approached and the bonfire was burning down. We wish...

I had the pleasure of knowing Diana for the last several months of her life. What a gracious, lovely, kind, and beautifully complex woman... Im so honored that she called me her friend.

Dear Craig, your mother was an angel. She was so kind to the Daniels family. I remember her always singing in her yard. I wish I could've seen her more when she was in Carmel. But it was so nice to reconnect with her a few months ago. God bless all of you. Love Margie Daniels Addington

Dear Craig and Scott. I remember your sweet mother always being kind to the Daniels family and always singing in her yard. She had a beautiful voice. I wish I was able to see your mother more often, but she was in good spirits when Dad and I saw her a couple months ago. She was with some friends who really seemed to enjoy your mother. She was a gem and I know she will always be in our hearts. Margie Daniels Addington

Growing up next door to Mrs. Jackson was a pleasure. As a young girl in a large family she took notice of me and made me feel special. She taught me how to bake, a skill I rarely exercise today, but our shared love of classical music remains. Many fond memories survive her passage. The Daniels family wishes to express our heartfelt condolences to Scott and Craig.

I first met Mrs. Jackson as my English teacher at BRHS. A few years later we met again and I realized she wasnt really much older than I, we became friends and she became Diana. She was a wonderful teacher and a great influence on my being a grammarian, much to the regret of my grandchildren.