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DIANA SMITH

Published on 03/10/2020

DIANA SMITH

SMITH Diana Margaret (nee Francis) Formerly Head of English at Sholing Girls School Diana Smith passed away at Queen Alexandra Hospital Portsmouth, on Thursday 24th September, aged 88. Diana taught English for over 40 years and was Head of English at Sholing Girls School before she retired in 1992. She shared her passion for literature with many generations of pupils over the years and she will be sadly missed by her family and many friends. Due to the current restrictions funeral attendances are limited but her daughter Lisa and son Adam would love to hear from any former pupils or colleagues who would like to leave a message or share memories via diana88memories@gmail.com Donations can also be made in memory of Diana to the Blue Cross if desired https://www.dignityfunerals.co.uk/funeral-notices/24-09-2020-diana-margaret-smith/. With all our love and fondest memories from Lisa, Adam, Elinor, Ursula and Paul XXX

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Scallysaint October 13th, 2020
I remember you from shopping girls telling us stories of your children you were a wonderful teacher god bless you...
Nicky Demirci October 9th, 2020
Without a doubt, the best English teacher ever! She taught with such a passion and would bring the characters in books to life. I'm so glad I kept in touch with her and got to tell her what an impact she had on my life and those of my classmates. Rip Mrs Smith, you will be sorely missed. Xxx
Lisa6666 October 6th, 2020
This fabulous lady gave me a love of English literature which has stayed with me all my life.. such an amazing teacher. RIP Mrs Smith
mummy june October 3rd, 2020
.The best teacher i ever had during my time at Sholing girls. Always smiling and cared about not only the education but also the welfare of all the girls in her classes . RIP Mrs Smith