Dianna Hartley Ph.D.

Considering moving back to Lexington. I was thinking that I would call Dianna to find out about Starting a psychology practice. I´m so sorry to hear of her passing. I did not know all of the accomplishments described here. It´s always clear how much she lived her family. I knew her when she provided supervision for me as a psychologist when I first moved to Lexington over 25 years ago. She was always so kind and encouraging. I work at the UK Medical Center. I will speak to her from time to...

Dear Todd, Nicole and Zach, I am so sorry for the loss of your beloved Dianna. I will hold you and those who knew and loved her in my daily prayers. May her memory bring you peace and love. Pati Dynes

In loving memory of my dear first cousin, whose father was my father´s younger brother. Dianna was a `class act´ all of her life. I loved and respected her. Her grandson, Hartley, is only four years younger than my grandson. We both were blessed with our own family late in life. My deepest condolences to all those who loved Dianna, as did I. Elizabeth Hartley Filliat

My utmost condolences to you Todd and Nicole for the loss of such a wonderful wife, mother, and dear friend. My family has wonderful memories of the two of you and Dr. Hartley during our days of Cassidy School and Girl Scout outings. I visited with Dr. Hartley about a year ago while shopping and so enjoyed catching up with each other and learning how well our respective daughters are experiencing big city life. Much love to you, to Zachery, and especially to Hartley.