Rest in peace
A life fully lived. Thank you, Diana.

Royalty
1961 – 1997 · aged 36 · Princess of Wales and humanitarian
“Carry out a random act of kindness, with no expectation of reward.”
Remember Diana
Latest: Ming Kwon
lit a candle 14d ago
Diana married the Prince of Wales in 1981 and became one of the most photographed women in the world. She used that attention for causes others avoided, shaking hands with AIDS patients and walking through a minefield in Angola. She died in a car crash in Paris in August 1997 at the age of 36.
“Carry out a random act of kindness, with no expectation of reward.”
Memories, thanks and farewells from the people Diana touched.
A life fully lived. Thank you, Diana.
I keep coming back to this page. It helps to know so many others feel the same.
I never met Diana, but I feel like I grew up with them. Thank you for being part of my life.
There are people you assume will always be there. Losing Diana feels like losing a piece of the furniture of the world.
This made me cry. Thank you.
My grandmother loved Diana. When she died we played their work at the funeral. Now they're both gone. Strange how connected it all is.
Diana, Princess of Wales will be remembered long after the rest of us are forgotten. That's what greatness looks like.
Gone too soon, even at any age. There was so much more to come.
Thank you, Diana. For the joy, the honesty, and for showing up when it mattered.
Rest in peace. A life of duty.
Sending love to everyone grieving today. Diana belonged to all of us, and we all lost something.
Sending love from Germany.
My dad introduced me to Diana's work when I was a kid. We talked about it for hours. Today I'm thinking of both of them.
Beautifully said.
To the family: you shared Diana with all of us for so long. Thank you. We're holding you in our thoughts.
Not many people can say they made millions of strangers feel less alone. Diana could.
Diana once said something in an interview that changed how I thought about my own work. I've never forgotten it.
Rest well, Diana. The work is done, and it was good.
206 people are remembering Diana here. Light a candle when words are hard. It stays here.
Be the first to give.
Beautifully said.
Sending love from the Philippines.