Diane E. Flyer

We´re thinking about our dear friend on the anniversary of her passing. We miss her, even though she´s still with us in spirit. - Matt McGrath and Randi Field

To all those who hold Diane near and dear: I just learned of her passing in the George Mason alumni magazine, and it brought back really good memories of our time together as (somewhat older) law students back in the early nineties. Although we lost touch, I just wanted to share my sincerest condolences as she made a positive impact on me and many others.... Harlan Sands

I am sorry doesn't suffice...this is heartbreaking. My heart goes out to Diane's family and all those who had the great pleasure of knowing her. I worked with her at L.A. Care for a few years until she retired. She was always witty, warm, stubbornly independent, sharp as a tack, and had a smile and laugh that were infectious. Her baked goods were delicious and what a gift she had. I recall it was bittersweet for her to leave L.A. Care mainly physically leaving the friendships she made. I...

My Deepest condolences to the family. I´m so very sorry. Diane, I will NEVER FORGET YOU. I will cherish our time and I will always think of you at the beach. Rest in Peace Diane. To the Family, I´m praying for comfort and strength during this time.

Our sincere condolences to the family, and also our appreciation of how well you captured her spirit in a few sentences. We have had the pleasure of knowing Diane for some twenty years, first in a work setting but very quickly as good friends. We were fortunate to have kept in touch, including during this most recent, difficult time. We can´t think of anyone who had more grace, class, and wit in every situation she (and we) faced together. We will miss her deeply and carry her spirit with...