00:00This is really hard, you know, I write and then I cry, and then I write and then I cry.
00:05And you know, Diane lived right below me.
00:09My house was higher up and I went down and I said, you know, we can talk to each other.
00:14We can, we would laugh because we were so close.
00:18And literally I said, let me get a megaphone.
00:20And she's, it was just the greatest thing knowing that she was just below me.
00:26And I would go and do my flowers and stuff, my rose garden.
00:31And it was right on the edge there.
00:33And I remember looking over and wondering, what in the world is she doing now?
00:36It was always on my mind.
00:38She was so close to me.
00:40So, you know, then came time when she passed.
00:44And I happened to learn when I was in my backyard.
00:47And I went over to my backyard, to my rose garden.
00:50And I just looked down at her house.
00:53She can't be gone.
00:54She just cannot be gone.
00:56No one like that should ever die.
00:59She just brought so much joy, so much life, so much exuberance.
01:04She was like lightning in a bottle.
01:07There wasn't anything that she couldn't do.
01:09There wasn't any world that she couldn't live in.
01:12There was just, she was just an extraordinary human being.
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