Diane Gosset-Worm
April 15, 2012
Gossett-Worm, Diane, 49, RN at Davita Dialysis, passed away Sunday, April 15, 2012 in Wichita. Diane was a beloved daughter, sister, mother and nana who devoted her life to her family and to caring for others. She touched everyone she met with her compassion, laughter and grace. Memorial service, 1 p.m., Friday, April 20, Downing Lahey Mortuary West. Diane is survived by sons, Bret Turner and Derek Worm (Megan); grandsons, Jameson and Jackson Turner and Gage Worm; parents, Shirley Christendon and Jim and Sybil Gossett; sisters, Dedra Rogers (Kent), Becky Gossett and Vickie Pointelin (Bruce); brothers, Elliott Teters (Susan) and Gary Teters, and countless friends. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the Diane Worm Nana House Educational Fund, c/o Emprise Bank, 257 N. Broadway, Wichita, KS 67202.
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Diane came into my life such a short time ago, but instantly we bonded. Her heart was so full of love for her ‘babies’, her family, her patients, her friends, and those of us who adopted her as she adopted us. She went above and beyond caring for my parents just because she was ‘Diane’. She let me cry when I needed to, and then her infectious love for life would come out and she would have me grounded and smiling again. Just reading an email from her, I could ‘hear’ her love and care. She called, even after she was finished ‘training’, just to see how we were. She made that 100-mile trip several times, just because she had faith that my parents could handle dialysis at home….just a little more encouragement. She called every day….often more than once, when she knew we were in the hospital. She took the time to find out what the diagnosis was, and then explained everything to me in terms I could understand….but she didn’t sugar-coat it for me….for which I am so thankful! I am sad for the patients that will never get to know Diane; for her ‘boys’ who won’t have Nana to grow up with; and for me and my family, as we lost such a special person who made such a lasting impact on our lives. Diane, you will always be in my heart.
Diane–your picture makes me smile. You were so much fun to work with, always laughing. You were a great nurse, always with your priorities in the right place. Heaven just got a little brighter this week.
Brett, I am so sorry for your loss. I was remembering when you and Kyle were little and played together, so long ago. You had a great mom. Hold on to the memories. I have had you in my thoughts and prayers all week. God Bless you and your family.
Dear Brett& Derek I want you to know that i have been thinking about you and your family’s Your mom was a great lady so much fun to be around she made wrestling season in Concordia so much more fun.I was always sad when it was over because we did’nt get to spend as much time together.Danae always loved to be around her too.Loosing someone you love is the hardest thing that anyone can go through i know from loosing Trevor that the pain never go’s away you just learn to live with it.You will have good days and bad But what i do know is that your mom would’nt want you you to stop your life.You have alot of life to live and she would want you to live it to the fullest.Talk about her and remember all the wonderfull times you had together.You will always be in our thoughts.
O my friend.. I am so shocked. You are such a special person. Thank you for your time your support, your training and your shoulder to cry on. God you took her to soon but I know you have a plan.. Diane I miss you. To your family she was one terrific LADY. I share your tears. May God be with you.
I had the honor of working with Diane at Davita. No matter how bad your day was,she made you smile. Her laugh was just contagious, her smile brightened your day. I will miss you everyday! Diane you are loved my friend.rip worm-a-nator:)
Diane was a shining angel to all she knew thanking God as her two sons always grew She loved her own family that raised a star shining into our lives, loving us as we are She walked through life finding so much joy She was thee to keep us happy, never to annoy God knows how many lives she saved, each day But she did it With Diane’s own loving way Words cannot the friendships that she shared Those of us know that she was one who cared By her smile, her laughter, and listen to all For God came to take her Home,never to fall, In sleep, in dreams, waking up to eternity We shall always cherish time with you and me God we thank you for Diane,shining so we see That Diane will be there leaving us never, And rest assured friends are friends forever.
Now God has someone with him to make him laugh and smile! We love and miss you, Diane!