Posts to the tribute of Gloria Dianne Morris

Julie, Jason and families, we are so sorry to hear the sad news of Dianne's passing. She was a valuable member of our church family and will be missed.

Dianne has been a dear and cherished friend since we worked together at IBM. When she worked at Keith's Florist I would always see her when we went to the store. We enjoyed our church family and Dianne and I would buddy up for our turn on preparing the after church refreshments. She, Margaret Davison and I would go out for lunch frequently and catch up on our news. One time I had Dianne and Margaret for an afternoon tea, which we all enjoyed. Dianne would always take the time to send a card, or remember a birthday. She was a stickler for detail and always caught the spelling mistakes or grammar errors. I would often call Dianne and have a nice telephone conversation with her. I will always remember Dianne very fondly and greatly miss her. She was a fine person and a wonderful friend to me. May you rest peacefully in the arms of Jesus, dear Dianne.

I was both shocked and saddened to hear of Dianne's death. She served on Trinity UCW Visiting Committee with me for a number of years. For about the last 7 years Dianne was in charge of sending cards from Trinity to those in need, whether it be a get well, thinking of you, congratulations or sympathy card. Dianne had the talent to know who needed a visit or a card. She was dedicated to this ministry and will be greatly missed. My thoughts and prayers go out to Jim, Jason, Julie and families.