Diana Lynn Gregor Obituary

It is with great sadness that we announce the death of Diana Lynn (DD) Gregor (Cambridge, Ontario), born in Simcoe, Ontario, who passed away on September 6, 2022, at the age of 65 at the St. Thomas General Hospital.

She was the youngest daughter of the late Eugene and Elizabeth Gregor of Delhi. Treasured sister of Mary Treszl (Bill), Eugene Gregor Jr. (Bonnie), Debbie Boisvert-Meyers (Michael). The best aunt ever to Cynthia Veres (Randy), Robert Treszl (Jackie), Alana Howey (Doug), Michael Gregor (Kelly), Stephan Boisvert (Paula), Renee Pett (Barry) and lots of great nieces and nephews and one great great niece.

Diana had a special love for her fur babies Arte and Sande-Lynn. She enjoyed a career in the Customer Service Industry for many years. DD loved cooking, music, hockey, old movies and her favourite Y&R and NCIS.

Taken from us way too early we will always remember her for her loving ways, kindness, generosity, feisty personality and her incredible ability to make one laugh. Diana was deeply loved and will be mourned and missed by many.

The family will hold a private celebration of life and would like to thank everyone who has reached out. For those wishing to make a donation in honour of her passing, donations can be sent to the Ontario Humane Society or the Heart and Stroke Foundation.

Our Beloved DD
Forever Loved
Forever Missed
Forever in Our Hearts

Suggested donation : Heart and Stroke Foundation

Created by : Debbie Boisvert-Meyers

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September 13, 2022

Victoria Neil wrote a sympathy message

“To know DD was to instantly love her. She was funny, quirky, had the biggest heart and loved everyone. She loved her fur babies and was so happy when she adopted Sandy-Lynn after losing Artie💕. You certainly will be missed by many DD but thanks for years of great memories & laughter. Hugs in heaven girlie 💖💕💞🙏🕊💐”

Debbie Boisvert-Meyers wrote a comment

“Thanks so very much for all your kind words. Let’s get together soon.”

“To know DD was to instantly love her. She was funny, quirky, had the biggest heart and loved everyone. She loved her fur babies and was so happy when she adopted Sandy-Lynn 💕. You certainly will be missed by many DD but thanks for years of great memories & laughter. Hugs in heaven girlie 💖💕💞🙏🕊💐”