Diane Dees
Diane was born in Mobile, Alabama to Norman and Mabel Chambers. She left Mobile for Houston, Texas at age 19 where she met and married John Allen Dees, they have been married for 48 years.
Diane is survived by her husband, John, her children Amanda and Ron Merrell of Vidor,
Terry and Melony Dees of League City, grandchildren: Cortney and Randy Frame, Kassidy and Ben Ewing, Kelsy Dees, Garrett, Jonathan, and Noah Merrell, great grandchildren: Jace, Braeden, and Keigan Frame, and Logan Ewing. She is also survived by brothers and sisters and their spouses: Gary and Muriel Chambers, Chris and Lorrie Chambers, Lynn and Billy Whidbee, and JoAnne and Mike Butler, her mother Mabel Lyles and host of nieces and nephews, friends and many “adopted“ grandkids.
The Family will receive friends on Thursday, May 16, 2019 at 9:30am with a Ceremony at 10:30am at Crowder Funeral Home, 1645 East Main, League City, Texas 77573. Interment will follow at Houston National Cemetery in Houston, Texas.
Diane will be remembered and loved by all who knew her. ROLL TIDE
I will surely miss my Aunt Diane. With her living in Texas, we didn’t get to see her nearly as much as the rest of the family growing up. Instead, it was a big event and quite the reason for excitement when she would come to town. So, to me as a kid, she was a reason to celebrate. As I got older, it was no less dear when I got a chance to visit with her when she was in town. And, I got to know just what a reason she was to celebrate. Our last conversation of substance was about raising goats, and she and I shared an affinity for the creatures. Not everybody is a goat lover. My thoughts are with my Dad, her brother. And, I, of course, am thinking of My Uncle Johnny, one of the kindest men I have ever known; my cousin Mandy, the epitome of sweetness and a beautiful smile; and my cousin Terry, a “partner in crime” at one time or another and a good man all around; and their families. I love you all!
I will always remember the fun times we had baking and making cake decorations, She was a very talented person. She made some beautiful leaded glass pictures and really loved working huge complicated puzzles. She loved and will be sorely missed by everyone.
Mr. John Dees and family;
May God comfort you and guide you during this time of sorrow. I am deeply sorry for your loss.
Danny Carney Sr. and Family
Our deepest Sympathies and love are with you and your Family Terry and Melony. May Gods loving arms wrap all of you in love.
David and Dana Watson
Dees Family,
My family prays for your comfort in this sad time. We have been blessed to be your neighbors and if there is anything you need, or that we can do, we are here for you.
The Borowitz’s
Uncle Johnny, Mandy, Terry,
I was so very sorry to hear of Aunt Diane’s passing. Some of my fondest memories are of time spent with you guys. I know she was loved and will be missed. Please know that we are thinking about you, and our hearts and prayers are with you and all your family.
We love you, Ray and Liz Brod