Diane Cook

Dear Bryan and Larry,

I am so sorry to hear of Diane's passing. It has been awhile since we have been in touch but I have fond memories of our many years of friendship in Columbus.
So many holiday parties around the big tables with friends. And of course Granny was always an honored guest and participant!

She introduced me to the glorious beauty of Oregon and the Metolius River. I remember so many of the hikes and adventures we had on our drive abouts up the coast and down...

Aunt Ann was always a huge highlight of the holiday's for me. The sweet smile, her fancy clothes, her wonderful stories, her baked treats, and her wacky gifts she gave the the family. I will always remeber her as bright and lively even when her days grew numbered. Despite any pain and adversity she faced she stayed positive and cared deeply for her family and beloved dog, Pepper.

What a beautiful photo of Diane. That's how I warmly remember her, vivacious, sweet. Dear Brian and Kirk and Larry and Christine, I am so sorry you have this loss with everything else happening. Diane had a lovely, lovely spirit.

Oh this makes me so sad. What a bright light she was. I am sorry about this, especially at this time on our lives. Much love to you all. Virtual hugs to you all.

4-2-2020
Diane's Ohio ENT family are so sorry to hear of her passing. She was a great friend and coworker for many years. We have missed her smiling face here since her retirement. Diane was known for spoiling us with treats & treasures. She spoke so highly of her family & I can only imagine how much she will be missed. We were blessed to be invited to an extravagant gourmet dinner before her move to Louisville. I will treasure the memories of that evening.
Laura Anderson (fellow...

We, at the Upper Arlington Senior Center, are so sorry to hear that our friend Diane Cook has passed. Sending condolences and fondly remembering what a joy it was to see Diane and little Pepper coming to Watercolor Workshop. She will be missed and remembered always.