Diana Lynn Lewis

Diana Lynn Lewis, 55, went to be with the Lord on February 21, 2024 following a courageous battle with brain cancer. Her legacy, however, transcends the confines of illness, defined instead by the incredible passion and resilience she brought to life.

Left to cherish her memory are her daughters, Savannah Lindquist (Aaron) and Sarah Lewis-Butler; her mother, Audrey Lewis; her grandson, Tatum Butler; her sister, Cheri Rust (John); and her nephews and niece, Hunter, Robert, and Callie Rust. Among those who held a special place in her heart were lifelong best friend, Audrey Kramer, and her beloved dog, Little Man.

Diana faced her initial encounter with Oligodendroglioma with remarkable courage, igniting her passion for volunteering with the American Cancer Society. She dedicated her time to the ACS Road to Recovery Program, providing transportation for fellow survivors to their treatments. Additionally, Diana utilized her crafting skills to raise thousands of dollars through the ACS Relay for Life initiative.

Quick-witted and tenacious, Diana inherited her father's dry sense of humor. She found joy in arts and crafts, solving word puzzles, and bringing laughter through her sarcasm. An avid enthusiast of Jimmy Buffett and occasional indulger in Maker's Mark bourbon, she cherished moments with family and friends.

Diana was preceded in death by her sister, Sandra Lewis, in infancy, her father, Robert Lewis, and her Aunt and Uncle, Mabel and Stanley Davison. She also mourned the loss of her lifelong friend, Bridget Ferry.

More than anything, Diana treasured being Grandma Diana to her nine-month-old grandson, Tatum.

In lieu of flowers, honor Diana's memory by calling your mom.