Birth date: Jul 6, 1985 Death date: May 31, 2025
Diana Renee Cox Osborne 7-6-85 to 5-31-2025 Diana, age 39, relocated to her heavenly home on Saturday evening, May 31, 2025, from Huntsman Cancer Hospital in Salt Lake City, UT. She is survived by her beloved husband of 14.5 year Read Obituary
Diana was a wonderful person and friend. I was glad to have crossed paths with her and help during a difficul time. We will miss seeing her. We are praying for family and friends!
While I didn’t know Diana very well, we briefly worked together at LM. She was always so friendly, happy and a great person to talk to! I always remember her sweet demeanor and pleasant attitude that made work a better place!
Her family and friends are in my prayers❤️
It’s hard to put into words what Diana meant to me and our team. She wasn’t just an incredible employee—she was a true friend, a bright light, and someone who made every day better just by being herself.
Working closely with her was a gift. Her kindness, strength, and determination left a lasting impact on everyone around her. I was so honored to meet her husband, parents, family, and friends at the memorial service—it was clear where her warmth and grace came from.
She is deeply missed, but her legacy and spirit live on in all of us.
With love,
Stephanie Chiles
Diana was such a truly wonderful friend and an extraordinary human being. She radiated joy and warmth, always carrying a spirit that lifted those around her. Her positive attitude was unwavering, even in the hardest times. I’m deeply grateful I had the chance to see her before she left this world — a moment I will always cherish. It still feels surreal that she’s gone. I will miss you dearly, my friend. My deepest condolences to your family.
Our team will sorely miss working with Diana. She was a true professional and extremely good at her job. She was always willing to make time for people and help meet your needs. We all thoroughly enjoyed the privilege of getting to know her and work together. May she rest in peace and her family find comfort in this difficult time.
I hugged your neck in December when you came to Fort Worth. If I had known it would be the last time I’d see you, I would have held on even tighter.
You were an amazing woman—always encouraging, loving, and kind. You are deeply missed.
Sending much love to your family during this time. My thoughts and prayers are with them.
Diana, we didn't have an opportunity to work closely, but you were always one to admire. Ever since I started, I recognized that you were one of the strongest recruiters and learned from you in our meetings. Later when you shared your personal journey, I was in awe of your strength and positivity. Your impact here will be remembered.
Judy Stevens Smyer lit a candle in memory of Diana Osborne
Alex Matthews lit a candle in memory of Diana Osborne
When I met Diana, she was full of life. She was an awesome host to my wife and I during the Christmas party in 2024 we were invited to. It was fun to go to an adult party without kids! She was surprisingly very good at games. She had a gift for hospitality and making people feel welcome.
