Holler, Diana L. (nee Romeo) Baptized into the hope of Christ’s Resurrection on Saturday, October 9, 2021. Beloved wife and best friend of Glenn J. Holler for over 50 years; loving mother of Eric (Stephanie) and Douglas (fiancée Laura Rowe) Holler; cherished Nana of Olivia, Isabella, Bode and Aubrey; dearest daughter of the late John and Josephine Romeo; dear sister of Barb (Wayne) Moellering and Tina (Buddy) Shaffer; cousin of Denise (the late Keith) Lachnit; aunt of Matt (Molly), Marc, Dan (Rosario), Michelle (Gary), Natalie (Justin), Sam (Molly) and Evan; great-aunt ‘’Nanny’’ of Lydia, Mason, Jax, Lexi, Penny, J.D., Leo, Wesley, Millie, Emelia, Anna, Austin and Andrew; sister-in-law of Patricia (Scott) Hines and friend to many.
Services: Visitation at KUTIS SOUTH COUNTY CHAPEL, 5255 Lemay Ferry Rd on Sunday, October 17, 4-8 p.m. A memorial Mass to celebrate Diana’s life will be held at St. Martin of Tours Catholic Church, Monday, October 18, 10 a.m. with services concluding at church. In lieu of flowers, donations to the MDA http://www.theflyingpigsfoundation.org greatly appreciated.
I am so sorry for your loss. Dee Dee was a very special, loving niece, and I always enjoyed seeing her at the reunions. Now she is attending a reunion in heaven.
We are very saddened for your loss. Diane was a dear friend and neighbor for many years. She was always so much fun at our many gatherings and will be sorely missed by all who knew her. Our thoughts and prayers are with Glenn and her entire family.
I am praying for Diane, her loving family & friends. She was always so sweet in high school and had a beautiful smile. Peace.
My cousin Dede will be missed by many. Her explosive personality and quick wit always put me in awe of her! I hate that we wont get another chance to discuss how to make the world a better place!! We had many things in common which made our visits so much fun!! Im so sorry for Glenn and her sons. She will be hard to be without!! She will always be in our hearts!!
It was with great sadness that I learned of Diana’s passing. Our group has known her since Kindergarten at St. Boniface School. She was our beautiful queen of the CYC, and now she will be the queen of our hearts. Someone so special can never be forgotten.
Our deepest condolences to Glen and the entire family.
Til we meet again Diana,
The Fab Four. (Mary, Linda, Diana and Terri, forever friends)
My heart breaks for all of her loved ones. Diane and I were best friends in grade school at St Boniface and high school at Dubourg. I moved around the country in my adult life and now live in Cleveland so I had not seen her in some time. Special thoughts and prayers to Glenn,Barb, Tina and my dear friend Don.
Dick and I send our Love and Prayers to Glen & Family. I have many great memories of our visits to Grandma Romeo’s house,when we were children. When i think of her, I remember her hearty laugh! She will be missed.
Sharon and I were very saddened to hear of Diane’s sudden passing. Our prayers to Glenn and his / her entire family.
We are so sad to hear your news. We celebrate Diane’s life and our thoughts and prayers are with Glenn and the whole family.
I am very saddened to hear of your loss of Diana. My late wife Loretta and I thought the world of her. We were all alumni parents of Chaminade graduates. She was always so kind and understanding with me during your several relocations in the South County area. She was good to many. God will have a special place for her in heaven. My special mass and prayer intentions will be offered for her and your family
this Sunday at 10:00 am. Norm H. 314-276-1117
Our thoughts and prayers to all our family in St. Louis
On the passing of Diana. She was my playmate when we were children and she visited WV. So sorry to never see that beautiful smile again. Our sympathy to her family and friends from the cousins, Sandy, MaryJo, Denise, and Michele. ❤️
My sympathy for your loss. Diana was in several of my classes all through high school. And I remember her as always smiling , happy.
So sorry for your familie’s loss. Diane was in many of my classes in high school and we sat together with a table full of girls at our reunion lunches at Farrotto’s. She was always a lot of fun and will be truly missed. Prayers for your family.
So sorry to hear of Diana’s passing. We were friends from DB ‘67 and also worked together at Ralston Purina in late 60’s/early 70’s. We always kept in contact over the years through reunions, emails, etc. Diana & Glenn we’re also good friends with our neighbors, Nancy & Joe Dial – small world. Diana was a great gal. Always loved her humor and sarcasm. Sending prayers and healing intentions to her family. Will miss you, Diana, and will raise a glass of wine (definitely a South County pour) to you
I send my condolences to all of the Romeos and Hollers. I write this in disbelief. Dee Dee was one of those personalities that was larger than life. I was a tiny bit taller so I always remember her looking up with those big, brown eyes , the dimple in her cheek and a broad smile while her hands were gesturing wildly and she talked a mile a minute. I spent a lot of time at the Romeo house and slept between the sisters in the crack of the twin beds pushed together. She wasn’t my older sister but I learned so many things from the conversations we all had together. She was fierce in many ways but no more so than about her family. She will be missed more than one can put into words. I am so sorry. Prayers and love.
Dee Dee was my cousin and my friend we spent our whole childhood together celebrating birthday’s and summer BBQs. We didn’t always agree on everything but we knew we truly cared for each other. We spent many days in the pool with the grandkids and I enjoyed all the times spent together. She will be missed by so many. My prayers go out to you Glen, Eric and Doug. And Barb and Tina lost a great role model. I know she loved her grandkids and each and every niece and nephew like her own. RIP DD and give hugs to everyone up there.
Heaven gained a wonderful person. Loved her smile and laugh. Will keep happy memories of her for years to come. Prayers for her family.
Deepest Sympathies to Cousin Glenn, Doug, Eric & Families. Even though we did not seen each other often, it was always a pleasure to visit you & Diana. I know she was a loving wife, mother & very devoted to her grandchildren. Her personality & smile were very engaging. May Dee Rest In Peace.
My deepest sympathy to all of you. Glen, Eric and Doug and the rest of your beautiful families. Losing someone you love is horrible. And losing a mom is about the hardest thing we ever have to go through. DeeDee is older than me, but as we grew older, I felt more her age. We became friends. I always loved her stories of my mom teaching a few of them how to sew. She loved her family just like she was taught to do. I always loved looking how big your family grew. Wow look what 3 girls did. I always said Pila & Johnny would be so proud. You are all very lucky to have a matriarch to remember. And carry on her traditions.
Barb & Tina, I don’t know what to say. I can’t even imagine losing a sister. I hope I have mine forever. RIP DeeDee
Glenn & Diana lived across the street from us when we moved to Grimsley Station Bluff Drive in 1998 from Atlanta. Diana was so welcoming and made us feel like we made the right move. When our Daughter died in 2003, Diana organized the neighborhood women to clean our home, make the beds and provide food while we were at the funeral home & funeral. We will never forget her act of kindness. Our deepest sympathy to Glenn & family. Jim & Nan Mills