

Diana Marie Warner Adams, 86, passed away Thursday December 25, 2025 in Claxton, GA. She is survived by her husband, Rev J.L. Adams, D.Min. and was predeceased by her first husband of 42 years, Russell Leigh Warner.
Diana was born in Inverness, Nova Scotia Canada on December 21, 1939, a daughter of the late Howard G. and Freda K. (Cox) Jollymore. Diana always considered her birth place as “home” no matter where life later took her. Throughout her adult years, she embraced many moves and new communities, living in the suburbs of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; Everett Washington; and Claxton, Georgia. Each place added to her story, yet her heart remained
deeply connected to her Canadian roots. Faith was central to Diana's life. She devoted much of her time to Bible study, active involvement in church life, and faithful support of missions, quietly and generously giving of herself and her resources. She was a gifted artist, with a remarkable ability to draw and paint, and her creativity was evident not only in her artwork, but also in her garden, which beautifully reflected her love for flowers and birds. Diana also found joy in writing and was especially proud to have several of her works published. Above all, she will be remembered for her generous spirit, faithfully giving to missions and lovingly supporting her family.
Surviving are her 2 children; Michael Warner and his wife, Kristen (Kidwell) Warner and Diana O’Brien (Warner) and her husband David O’Brien, Jr., 8 grandchildren; Matthew Warner, Jonathan Warner, James Warner, David O’Brien III, Kathleen O’Brien (Egan),
Casey Sames (O’Brien), Matthew Sames, Thomas O’Brien and 4 great grandchildren. Also surviving are her 2 brothers, Allan Jollymore and Brian Jollymore.
Diana was predeceased by her siblings; Paul Jollymore and Linda Jollymore and her granddaughter, Erin O’Brien.
A viewing will be Saturday January 10, 2026 from 9:30-10 AM in Auman’s Inc Funeral Home, 390 W Neversink Rd., Reading PA 19606 with a Memorial Service to commence at 10 AM. Burial to follow in Forest Hills Memorial Park. Online memories and condolences may be shared at www.aumansinc.com forthe Warner Adams Families.
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