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Kim Hilbert
September 9, 2010
My condolences to you Laurel, and your family. I will keep you all in my thoughts and prayers. I did not have the chance to meet your father but know he was near and dear to your heart.
Fran Kocsis
August 11, 2010
Mr. Dieken, to me, was a very sincere and smart man. In the short time I knew him he was a competitor and strategist. We played golf together with his daughter,Laurel, and he loved to play a game called Wolf. I learned how the game worked but not until I was beaten! It was great fun and he loved a good shot! He will be missed but remembered. Fran Kocsis
Hugh and Susan Stephens
August 10, 2010
Merrill was a great friend and neighbor. A man of integrity, he preserved and represented the best in our neighborhood. We will miss his charm, stories, and friendship. Our sincere condolences to the Dieken family.
August 10, 2010
Sinere condolences to Cynthia & the Dieken family ,from Peter & Michele McShane,Dublin.
"Ar dheis De go rabh a anam."(May his soul go into the arms of God)
Lila Strubhar
August 9, 2010
Merrill was a great storyteller. Also a man with wisdom. He has taught me much over the past 15 years, and will miss those phone calls to check up on my family. He always spoke so highly of his wife and beautiful daughters and their families. He was so proud of you all! Merrill & Rita where such wonderful hosts to our visit to Houston. May God be with his family during this difficult time and fond memories bring you peace.
Lois Fleener
August 9, 2010
A great "boss" and a good friend. I will miss you. Lois Fleener
Mike McCorkle
August 9, 2010
Merrill was a great neighbor and mentor to me in my younger crazier days. We used to talk to each other about playing golf together every time we saw one another. Finally one day Merrill and I agreed to play nine holes. I had my career day with an even par 36 on the front side. When we finished I said that I would see Merrill later and he smiled and said "there was no way he was quitting, he wanted to see if I would choke on the back 9 " I ended up with my lowest round of my life a 72, some of Merrill's money in my pocket and a cold beer at his house after the round. What a day we had. I've lost my only eye witness and a great friend. I will miss him very much. My thoughts and prayers are with Rita and the girls......Mike McCorkle
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