Birth date: Sep 7, 1951 Death date: Apr 11, 2022
Diane G. White passed away on Monday, April 11, 2022 at the age of 70 from complications of Parkinson's Disease. In the days leading up to her death she was surrounded by her 4 children as they shared stories, memories, laughter a Read Obituary
I’m so sorry to hear about Diane’s passing. I worked with her at St John (Ascension) on the Clinical Response Team until her illness made work too difficult. She was such a kind, warm and compassionate person and I enjoyed our conversations. She so loved her children and grandchildren and enjoyed showing their pictures to me at work. May she rest in peace.
Susan McKendrick
Dianne was always warm and welcoming. I loved her sense of humor! She was a great example of God’s love!
Diane was a warm and loving woman. She was always smiling and radiated the love of
Jesus. I count it a privilege to have know her and it makes me smile to know that she is now resting in the arms of her Savior.
I only got to know Diane in more recent years, as she and I attended the same Bible Study. She was a warm hearted woman, with much wisdom to share with us. We are sad ... but I bet the angels are rejoicing in heaven right now. Diane is with her Lord and she is healthy and whole now. But not forgotten here on earth.
Terry Arthur
Diane was one strong godly servant of the Lord. She loved Christ and loved people. A life well lived.
I met Diane when I joined the choir at Troy Baptist Church (now Woodside Bible Church)...my first church home after professing faith in Jesus Christ. When I took on the TBC 4 and 5 year-old-choir, I bought a piano and plead with Diane to take me on as one of her few adult students. A life-long friendship resulted and I had to quit my lessons because we talked too much and our talent for conversation proved more fruitful than my talent for the piano. Diane was not only friend, but my spiritual counsel and discipler. She loved the Lord and walked with Him and taught me to do the same. By her encouragement and urging I mapped a plan to leave the business world and prepare for ministry at William Tyndale College. I graduated in 1987 with a degree in Counseling Psychology and remain in ministry, with my Pastor husband, Jon to this day. I think Diane loved my Jon as much as I do. She was matron-of-honor at our wedding and traveled by air to Chicago with a stroller in tow when our son was born to teach me how to bathe and feed him because babies don't arrive with instructions. Diane was one of the most capable, intelligent, talented, informed and thoughtful women I have ever known and this week I lost a dear sister. I thank God for the gift of being sojouner on the way Home with her. And I thank Diane for sharing her life and Rachael, Hannah, Sarah and Mark with me! They were my first "kids" and I love them still. Rejoice in all the freedom Jesus promised us, Diane! I'll see you at the Bof House!
