Diane Dyer - Class of 1968
Posted: Tue Jun 27, 2023 10:48 amPosted to Facebook by Ginger Lee Miller -
It is with a heavy heart that I am writing this.
God called our good friend Diane Dyer home on Sunday morning.
She leaves behind her Brother Jerry and sister in law Barbara and several nephews, also her cat Meg that she rescued..
Diane was a 1968 Graduate of Rule High School, and had just attended their 55th reunion. She was so proud to be A Golden Bear and was a member of the Drill Team.
She retired from the UT Extension Ofc and had also worked at Levis.
Diane was an avid VOL Fan,, she loved watching football, Baseball and Basketball.
As a young girl you could find her dancing at a sock hop or skating at Chilhowee skating rink.
If you knew Diane ,, you knew how much she enjoyed a good meal.. I hope she is having her favorite steak right now.
Diane leaves behind many close friends and several special friends Toni Price , Bobbie Perry and I am proud to say that I am one of them.
A Celebration of Life will be at a later date.
In lieu of Flowers Please make a Donation to Young Williams Animal Center, where she adopted Meg.
Go rest high on that mountain my friend..We will miss you.
Love ya my friend,
It is with a heavy heart that I am writing this.
God called our good friend Diane Dyer home on Sunday morning.
She leaves behind her Brother Jerry and sister in law Barbara and several nephews, also her cat Meg that she rescued..
Diane was a 1968 Graduate of Rule High School, and had just attended their 55th reunion. She was so proud to be A Golden Bear and was a member of the Drill Team.
She retired from the UT Extension Ofc and had also worked at Levis.
Diane was an avid VOL Fan,, she loved watching football, Baseball and Basketball.
As a young girl you could find her dancing at a sock hop or skating at Chilhowee skating rink.
If you knew Diane ,, you knew how much she enjoyed a good meal.. I hope she is having her favorite steak right now.
Diane leaves behind many close friends and several special friends Toni Price , Bobbie Perry and I am proud to say that I am one of them.
A Celebration of Life will be at a later date.
In lieu of Flowers Please make a Donation to Young Williams Animal Center, where she adopted Meg.
Go rest high on that mountain my friend..We will miss you.
Love ya my friend,