Mrs. Diane Powell-Larche

Diane and Ted Winston came to my home to pick me up to go out partying, it was one of the best nights -- we went from club to club in Pittsburgh tearing up dance floor after dance floor--- a night to always remember. Also after Diane moved to Atlanta, she called me and said: Kim, there's a song that goes "Who dat is, that's just my baby daddy." Of course I didn't believe it until I heard it on the radio myself. She was very special to me.

Diane the Philly Girl from our neighborhood! Condolenced to Family. I was shocked and am elated! We grew up together and later she and my sister resided in Atlanta. I have the fond memory of visiting Diane and her husband. They were so welcoming and pleasant sharing a "chef styled" created dinner prepared by her hubby! The most memorable time was when my sister retired. Diane came to the airport and We surprised my Sister Michelle. She had no idea either of us would be there! Diane was always...

I worked with Diane from 1990-95, as a Claims Adjuster at State Farm. She was my buddy and my mentor, She taught me how to climb/inspect roofs. She was like a cat on those roofs, fearless. She kidded with me as I clung to the edge in terror. Extremely competent and extremely fun to be around. A dear friend - I called her "Noodle" (curly hair) and she called me "Porky". A life lived with humor and zest. My best to family and friends.

I first met Diane in the Atlanta Hawks media room back in 2008. She was very friendly and professional, she inspired me to become more active and involved in the media community in Atlanta. Diane was also responsible for my media company receiving a Super Bowl Media Credential to cover the Atlanta vs New England game in Houston, TX in 2017. She always included me in many events being held in Atlanta. She was a great human being and will be missed. Rest in heaven. Diane

I met Diane in the mid 90´s. I went to several of her Events throughout Atlanta. I would see her on TV each year at the MLK celebration. Heartfelt and sadden to hear about her transition. Prayers and condolences to her Friends and Family.

I am so saddened to hear of your passing. I was Diane and Joe's wedding planner. As a result we developed a friendship and continued to stay in touch. She would invite me to functions that she was involved in or spearheading particularly ones that she thought would help boost my business. Your selflessness and kindness are forever truly appreciated.

“Say not in grief ‘she is no more’ but in thankfulness that she was.” – Hebrew Proverb

We have lost another good person on earth. The Good Lord wanted her iN HEAVEN to be one of His Angels.
We are thankful that we have her beautiful memories.
Many blessings to her family.
Eugenia Gregory