Dianne Pearl Gregg

Born on September 21, 1950, in New York City, Dianne was a vibrant, beautiful, and intelligent woman who touched the lives of everyone she met, truly never meeting a stranger.

Dianne was a devoted mother, daughter, and grandmother who cherished her family above all else, especially her grandchildren.

A woman of many talents, Dianne earned a bachelor’s degree in culinary arts and was a gifted photographer, seamstress, and Mahjong master. She was a passionate writer and the author of the book “The Hidden Dangers of soy”. Throughout her life, she was an active member of various clubs and organizations including the National Women’s Association, the Chamber of Commerce, and the Burns Club—dedicated to celebrating the legacy of Scottish poet Robert Burns.

Dianne was preceded in death by her sister Michelle Jill Berger, her uncle Stewart Fradkin, and her beloved pets Daisey, Duke, and her grand dog Kassie.

She is survived by her daughter, her daughter Michelle, and son-in-law Brian, her mother Claire, her two grandchildren, Stephanie, and Ryan, her beloved dog Mona, and her cherished cat Austin.

Her warmth, intelligence, and vibrant personality will be deeply missed by all who knew her.