Condolence: Today, I learned that your family is mourning the loss of your beloved Diane.Please accept my condolences and be assured that almighty God is certainly aware of your painful feelings. May God comfort and sustain you to get through this day and others to come (Isa 41:13). Wishing your family all the best at this most difficult period.

Condolence: Aunt Dianne will be greatly missed. She was so much fun to be around and kept everyone in the family closer by getting us all together so often! We had lots of fun every time she invited us over to the countless family gatherings. I offer my deepest condolences to all who loved her and enjoyed her amazing hospitality and unwavering optimism toward everything. Her family and friends are in my prayers and I know she is with you in your hearts and watching over you all in Heaven.

Condolence: Oh, my Precious Aunt Dianne. You were a kind, loving, and fun great-aunt and you are deeply missed. I loved your commitment to your family and the many memories of the beach.

Condolence: The last time Dianne and I talked … she followed up with a text to my cell phone which said,” Tru … luv ya bunches !!! ” I think she had a nickname for everyone …just her way of making us all feel closer when we were together or on the phone. A comforting friend to all and one who has left us too soon … shocking us to our souls. LOVE YOU BUNCHES … TOO . I write this with the specific intent and to hope your family will have some time to read that in our last conversation we talked about Dale’s Headstone. Since you were a Daughter of the Republic of Texas that he, too, could have the emblem put on his headstone. I did see that it was mentioned that you were, also, a Daughter of the American Revolution and that membership will, also, allow for your family to put that emblem, also, on your headstone. Realizing this conversation is split between 1st person and 3rd, I feel that you are not far away but setting up another class reunion there in Heaven … as we all finish the things we were meant to do here on Earth … before we see you again. But till then, we can all still talk to you, for as they say “the Angels are round about us” and you are, now, one of those lovely spirits. With that …we hope to see you in our dreams. Till then …you are missed and most of all, we miss your lovely voice.

Condolence: Ah Bubbette, your constant quick wit carried people around you through many a Rodeo, Beaujolais, and Valentines floral prep! Rest well and be at peace.

Condolence: John 5:28,29” Do not be amazed at this, for the hour is coming in which all those in the memorial tombs will hear his voice 29 and come out,” Please visit JW.org

Condolence: With sympathy please accept my condolences. A scripture I felt bought comfort to me is found at 2 Corinthians 1:3&4. May it also bring a measure of comfort to the Ledet family during this time of grief. (Revelation 21:3&4)

Condolence: Dianne Ledet will be missed at the beach. Hugs to the family members and many beach friends of Dianne.

Condolence: Precious Aunt Dianne is remembered for her generosity and loving heart and her excitement as an Astros fan! Her door was always open and she would feel hurt if you could not stay to eat. I will miss our many chats at her kitchen counter. The beach will feel a little lonelier. I will treasure the memories and hope I can stay close to her children, Matt, Michael and Lauren. I may never have the title “Precious” but I want them to know I am here if they need me. Love, Aunt Cathy

Condolence: Bubbette, you will be missed but never forgotten. Love and hugs to all the lives you have touched. A very sad day.

Condolence: There are no words....except profound love of a wonderful friend.

Condolence: Sweet, kind, loving Dianne. Always a friend to everyone and keeper of our Class of '69. It hasn't quite sunk in yet that she has left us. She will be so terribly missed. Prayers to her family and gentle hugs to all hurting from her passing.