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Dianna was a member of the Washington Eagles and Our Lady of Hope Catholic Church. She graduated from Washington Catholic High School in 1961 and from Indiana Beauty College.
Those left to mourn her memory are one son. Quitin Singleton of Washington; a grandson, Dererk (Emma) Singleton of Petersburg: two granddaughters, Kate Singleton and Annie Singleton both of Petersburg; and one sister, Janna (Fred) Messmer of Jasper.
Dianna while on this earth mourned the loss of her husband, Robert Brewer; her parents; a son, Bobby Singleton; a sister Marzell Jerger; and a brother, Richard Thompson.
Graveside Services for Dianna will be on June 21 at 2 :00 PM at St John Cemetery with Yvonne Evans officiating
The staff of Ed L Lee Mortuary is honored to have been entrusted to assist Dianna's family with the care of laying her to eternal rest.
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Brenda Nesler
June 18, 2025
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