I met Dianne in the late 70's when I left something at her house in Sawston and she returned it along with a lovely smile. Dianne really was a catalyst that changed my life and she will always be in my heart.... so many bloody memories Di.... I only found out a few moments ago and I am still a bit shell shocked........ wherever you are floating Di, I am sending you so much love XXX

Still can’t believe you are not here, expecting a phone call any minute. Dianne taught and gave me so much , support, love,laughter, guidance and courage. We have such wonderful memories, especially for my girls attending the big green gatherings, travelling on the bus and many more. Too many wonderful memories to mention but the bonfire nights and curry nights were some of the the best times. Didnt see enough of you in the past few years, but thankfully we did on the phone. I am so grateful that Lisa and Gemma arranged us to visit that weekend , it was lovely to hear how happy you were in your new home, waking to look out across the fields. Keep smiling , xxxxxxx❤️⭐️

Sorry we could not get down to the funeral, our thoughts are with you, Diane and Chris, It was an amazing thing to do to bring the Environmental Fair, which I everyone loves so much. Diane you were always so positive and we will miss seeing you at the Fair. Love from, Simon and Tansy