Diana Moss, Ben Ashley (brother), Terry Ashley Kingsley (sister)

Deborah Lueke Crowder (niece), Diana Moss, Pam Lueke Rountree (niece), Brenda Lueke Woodard (niece)

I loved living almost next to Diana in Shannon Village.  I remember the day I saw her for the first time new in our neighborhood and went over and introduced myself.  We cemented our friendship with a lively dinner that weekend and became very good friends.  She had such a unique, beautiful voice that could not be mistaken for anyone but her.  Work was always very important to her and she strived to be the very best at everything she did. I will miss her so much!!  Prayers, peace, and comfort to all her family and friends.  Cindy Daulton

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It was a pleasure spending time with Diana. We had many nice dinner outings and Shopping for her new home.   Helping her decorate  a  new tree for Christmas. She liked it so much she wanted to leave it up . It made me happy  to see her with such joy . She will be missed . 🦋

I had enjoyed spending a lot of time with Diana , she was my neighbour a few years , we had our neighbour ladies  movie  outings . Then I talked Diana into purchasing her home down the street, and enjoyed helping her paint, decorate and landscape. She so enjoyed having her place . We had many dinners and movie nights. Had a wonderful day trip to Cincinnati and across the river to Kentucky. We had so much fun that day . Sorry we lost touch last couple years. Pray God’s Peace to all her family.  
Sincere Condolences, Beverly Fortin

I worked with Diana through phone calls and chats at Cardinal Health. I work in Waukegan, IL and she was such a sweet person and conscientious worker.  She was always so responsive and I knew she truly took pride in her work.  I actually was lucky to meet Diana in person a couple years ago when she was visiting family in IL.  Again being such a great employee she wanted to come into our office and sit with me to learn more about my position to help in her job. I am blessed to have known Diana. We talked at the end of October and I asked her when she was going to retire. I am so saddened,  but have great memories of our  conversations through the years.  Please know my prayers and thoughts are with her family.

I didn't have a lot of contact with Diana here in Dublin but the little I had made it clear that she was a person with a beautiful sense of life. Diana never grew old and it was always a joy to cross paths with her at the work cafeteria.

I had the privilege of being Diana’s supervisor for 7 years at Cardinal Health. Diana was a wonderful friend who never gave less than 100%.  She was so funny and did not hold back letting you know her thoughts on any subject. I will continue to cherish my many memories of Diana, our ongoing conversations, the funny faces she’d make, and her mischievous smile.  She was a true gem who loved her family deeply. 
 
My condolences to Diana’s family.  May fond memories of Diana bring you comfort.

Diana was my dear friend she was like my big sister. We shared so many talks and walks. She taught me how to get around Dublin. She was the most totally honest person I ever met. One day I  called her at 6am because I was lost on Sawmill Rd she guided me all the way to work and that was Diana, always going out of her way to help. I will truly miss our talks about my grandchildren and her nieces and great nieces and nephew and how she loved them so much.  Rest peacefully my dear friend you will forever be in my heart.

I worked with Diana at Cardinal Health in Dublin, OH.  When I'd meet her in the hall, she would smile and say, "Hi, Jo"!  She was a special lady and she will definitely be missed!  Hugs and Prayers for all of her family!

Diana was a blessing to those who knew her, and she had so much more to give.  I met her at Cardinal Health in Dublin, and grew to be good friends outside of work. She loved her family and talked of them often.  I will miss her laugh, her sweet voice and her funny cross-eyed looks when things just weren't right.  I will cherish times from our shopping trips to antique stores and attempts at new craft projects.  Our "socially distanced" lunches by tail-gate at Dublin parks this past spring & summer gave us both a chance to get out of house and a sense of "normal" during the pandemic.  My heart is broken as I mourn with all of you friends and family, I miss you Diana, my dear "sister friend".

It was such a pleasure working with Diana at Cardinal Health. She had a kind disposition, a lovely smile and fun personality.  Diana will be truly missed.  Heartfelt condolences to her family and friends.

Di and I met at Baxter Pharmaceutical in McGaw Park, Illinois in the 1990's. She was working as an executive assistant when I brought mail upstairs, and was the relief receptionist. Di had an infectious smile, and a very bright personality to work with.  Our friendship grew outside of the office,  Di was quirky, very sweet to know, and a Lady through and through.

Di IS missed very much

Jennifer Eddy

I worked with Diana at Cardinal Health. She was always so thoughtful, kind and had a great sense of humor. Her presence will be greatly missed. Rest in peace sweet lady.

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Death is not the end, but it sure seems like it from our perspective here on this earthly plain. To be separated from you so suddenly has left me inconsolable and heart broken. Once day we shall meet again, but until then, I will cherish the moments we shared as loving sisters, but most importantly, as friends. I love you, love you forever. RIP :heart:

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Diana L. Moss

17 août 1947 – 19 novembre 2020

Schoedinger Midtown

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