My heart goes out to the Wilcox family. Diane and I were good friends when I lived in High Meadows. Her kids and mine have so many great memories with our kids playing together, swimming at the Mckinley's, camping in the back yard, soft ball, birthdays. We were young mothers at that time and it was so good to have a someone like Diane who was a genuine and compassionate friend. I am in shock. Rest in peace beautiful soul. I will miss you.

I want to send my condolences, love and prayers to Diane's family.

I have known Diane since 8th grade when we were in Ardmore Junior High. We shared many coming of age experiences.

We loved to dance and kept up with all the lastest dance moves at Noontime Dancing and also at the Friday night dances held at school.

We were friends on FB. We got to see each and catch up at our several Ardmore Reunions held at Marrones.

Bless you Dear Friend.

Susan Wix

My deepest sympathy to the Wilcox family. I'm so sorry for your loss. The light of the world may seem darker without her, but rest assured, she is now everyone's guardian angel. Forever watching out for everyone she loved.

I knew Diane from Rollins Truck Leasing, she was the sweetest woman, never had a discouraging word. Even after the closing we remained distant friends. It breaks my heart every time I think about her not being here, but her memory will live on. She will be truly missed.

I knew Diane from living in 60s on Countyline road and St. Colemans school. I had fond memories of us and her on May day.

She was always smiling and was so sweet to me. What kind loving person.

RIP, my friend. Diane and I were best friends in junior high and high school, sleepovers playing our 45's, Elvis, the Beatles, Beach Boys, she loved J. Giles band and a certain Bob Dylan song always brought back the same memory to both of us. We used to go horseback riding together (schoolgirl crushes on the stable boys!..... long time ago!).

We used to meet at Taylor's on the Pike or at the Triangle. We spent our allowances at Mad's record store. I ended up in Virginia but we were able to still stay connected through Facebook. The memorial video is priceless, I cried like a baby. Will cherish my memories forever. Love and strength to the family.

Words cannot express how dear Diane was. She looked after my two kids when I was in a job transition. Years later, we remained friends, and she had more energy than I did even during her recovery. She helped me see God through Christ's love, and she always gave of herself unselfishly. I miss her so much. Rest in peace, dear angel!

My deepest regret to the family. She was such a beautiful women and person. Such a loss to everyone who knew her. May she rest in peace. God has gained another Angel.

I knew Diane during our Saint Colman School days and in high school and just recently saw her at an Ardmore Old Friends reunion. What a sweet soul. What a shock that she is gone so young. My prayers sent for her family and close friends. God Bless.

Ms. Diane was my second mom . Always coming into Walgreens looking for me . She was my favorite customer , always put a smile on my face . She loved her coupons and I was always ready and asking, “You have any coupons today ?” . Our conversations were great she wanted to push for me to go further always . I always made sure she was okay and feeling well ,she needed help to the car, walking around the store, grabbing items anything. I’m going to miss her so much . She was the sweetest person this 22 year old has ever known . You will be missed Mom Diane .

I WENT TO CHURCH WITH DIANE FOR YEARS. DIANE ALWAYS WAS LOVING. CARING, AND THOUGHFUL OF OTHERS. SHE WAS ALWAYS DOING SOMETHING TO HELP THE CHURCH. I LOVE HER AND SHE WILL BE MISSED ❤

I worked with Diane at Condé Nast (I was there from 2004-2007) and although I was considerably younger, she always treated me as an equal. Diane was kind, sincere and always calm and thanks to social media, we remained linked through the years.

My condolences to her family and friends.

You will be missed Diane, Chas

My beautiful, precious friend I will truly miss you forever. You absolutely made my life better. We surely had a lot of fun times at church, especially sharing the Turkey necks and giblets. I know your in heaven and watching done on your precious family! Love you always.

Diane and i went to school together from fourth grade at ST. Colmans through high school. It was so nice to catch up with her through the growing up in Ardmore site and the gatherings . She was a good person and very supportive to my sister Susan before she passed away in February. Always sweet and compassionate, she truly was and is an angel. My condolences to all her family.I will miss chatting with her.