Diane Pope Paxton

We first knew Diane in Quiriquire, Venezuela and fortunately we both settled in Houston, so were able to keep in touch. Diane was always ready for a laugh or a serious conversation. I'm glad she was a friend. Love and prayers for Diane, Randy and Rob.

Paul, Diane and their two kids were our nextdoor neighbors at the Quiriquire Camp in Venezuela. Siempre la recordaremos con cariño en nuestras oraciones.

Diane was one of my best friends. We traveled together, laughed and sometimes cried together. I will truly miss her.

Our condolences to the Paxton boys who we knew at Quiriquire in the sixties. Also met the Pope family at Dallas during a vacation.
We will always remember Diane.
Arnaldo and Aida Salazar

Such a joy knowing such a delightful lady. I lived in the apartment above her in Houston before moving to Elgin in 2000. I miss our political conversations in the evenings and going to lunch with her a couple of times every month. We had an identical sense of humor; she had such wit and we laughed at things that others just couldn't understand. Bless the person who adopted her beloved kitty's. I know she is sitting at the right hand of our Father, having wonderful a conversation as we mourn...

Diane was a true friend to us and a true Texan! She was good enough to include us in as Texans right away since we had lived with Texans in Venezuela and elsewhere and really appreciate them. She was immersed in books, politics and people and enjoyed them as hobbies. She was truly independent. We will really miss her.