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Posted by
MAB
(moderator) 22 Dec 2014 10:08am
am posting a notice we received today. It is with a heavy heart we write here as this is a terrible shock. 1OkayLady was one of our very early members and among our first tournament directors. She will be greatly missed and our prayers for her loved ones will be on going. I knew many of you would want to know but it is HARD to write here.
It is with great sorrow that I have to tell you that Diane died on the 19th of Dec. due to complications of her diabetes as far as we know now. It was very unexpected as she had not been sick. She considered you a good friend.
Kay, Diane's mother
FOREVER 1OkayLady
Posted by
LADY_AWE
(VIP) 22 Dec 2014 1:21pm
So sorry to hear the news of Diane's passing. No doubt we will all miss her.
So sorry to hear
Posted by
Arynna
(VIP) 23 Dec 2014 6:11am
RIP....
A Super Person
Posted by
MidnightGhost
(VIP) 24 Dec 2014 11:37pm
I have known this fine lady from the many tournaments and games we played. Despite her health issues she always sent blessings to those she played and I thanked her for that. With a heavy heart I thank you Diane for the best wishes you sent to your opponents.
You will long be remembered. You may now rest in peace.
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