Diane Williamson Whitman
Posted By Kyle Nikola On October 12, 2021 @ 9:21 am In Obituaries | 2 Comments
Diane Williamson Whitman, 76, passed away quietly at home on Oct. 3, 2021. She was preceded in death by her parents, H. Dock Williamson and Virginia G. Gebhardt. She is survived by her three sons, Steve Hodges, Jimmie Hodges and Randall Hodges, eight grandchildren and several great grandchildren. Survived also by one sister, Debra Cowart, two brothers, Charles Williamson and Erv Bordner, and three nieces and three nephews.
Diane was a Savannah native and lived here most of her life. She had a very vibrant personality and loved talking to people, never meeting a stranger. She had a big heart and helped many people in her lifetime. She loved music and dancing. She had a green thumb and took pride in her flowers and her yard. She will be missed dearly by all those who loved her.
Graveside Services will be held on Wednesday, October 13, 2021 at 11:00 AM in Greenwich Cemetery.
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I am her grandson she raised me my whole life until I turned 17 and decided to venture out into the world and although I didn’t say much at her funeral she was and will always be the most important person in my life and I was definitely one of the most important people in her life r.i.p Grama ❤️
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I was so very sad today when I heard of Diane’s passing. She was such a special person and I thought a lot of her. I knew her from Memorial and also from one of her doctor’s offices. It was always a pleasure talking with her and sharing stories about our pets each time she came for an appointment. I will never forget how her eyes twinkled twinkle when she spoke of her family and of her beloved fur babies, as well. She loved her family and she loved her pets, usually referred to as her “babies” and would light up when she spoke of them. Diane will truly be missed and will never be forgotten. My thoughts and prayers go out to all of her family, especially to her son Randy who was so good about making sure his mother did not miss her appointments. May God bless and comfort all of you during this difficult time.