Diane J. Comstock

Bud and I are so sorry to hear of Diane's death. We had wonderful, really fun times with her. Please accept our sympathy.

I remember Diana from working with her at the Omaha Corps District. I remember her as a very competent worker. No matter what you needed she got it done or found out what was needed immediately. But what I remember the most is her sense of humor. My sincerest sympathy to the family.

Diane was a good friend of mine. She and I shared many great times sharing notes on the how fun it used to be to work at the Corps. She took such delight in collecting her beloved clay figures and tending to her plant "babies". I will miss her.

Diana McIntosh

My Dad worked with Diane at Wonder Bread/Hostess Cake for twenty or so years. My family has very fond memories of her. I remember her coming over to our house to babysit my brother and I. My dad has many stories that he tells of the time that he worked with her. One of which was when he brought her over to our house during the blizzard of 1975. I am sorry that our family lost contact with her. She will be missed.

My deepest sympathy to Diane's family. I, too, worked with Diane at the Corps and remember her for her expertise and gracious manner. She had a great sense of humor that lightened our hearts when working with her.

I worked with Diane at the Corps of Engineers. Diane was always helpful and pleasant to talk to. My sympathy to the family.

I remember Diane from the Logistics Office at the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers. Please accept my deepest symphathy for your loss.

I worked with Diane at the Corps. She was a valued member and will be greatly missed. My deepest sympathy to her family.

Karen and all, my deepest sympathies! Dawn Thompson