Diana Lee Hanks Lambert

Diana Hanks Lambert of Holladay, passed away peacefully on January 2, 2014 at the age of 60. Diana was born May 16, 1953 in Salt Lake City, Utah to Lincoln and Maxine Walker Hanks. Diana grew up in Salt Lake and attended Skyline high school, then college at Utah State University where she met her husband of 11 years, David Lambert. They had one son and three daughters. Diana lived in many places, including cities in Utah, Idaho, and California, where she brought light to many lives. She loved to travel and meet new people. A few of her favorite places she visited included Tahiti, Ireland, and Alaska. She was a very successful businesswoman and excelled as a commercial realtor, broker, and property manager. She was an extremely hard worker and instilled that quality in her children.

Diana had a great love for nature which she learned from her father and lovingly taught to her children. She loved to hike and always said she felt closest to her Heavenly Father in the mountains. She was active her entire life including her recent involvement with 212 where she was training in cross fit. She loved to play racquetball and was quite competitive, she was often heard to yell, "ha!" after a particularly good hit. Another of her favorite things to do was play games with her family. She enjoyed spending time with her grandchildren and they loved to be with their "Nana". Diana was an honest, smart, and loving person who strove to help others and bring joy to life.

Diana is preceded in death by her father, Lincoln Hanks; and her mother, Maxine Hanks. She is survived by her sisters, Vicky (Steve) Westlund, Karen (John) Freed, and Denice (Mike) Hatch; children, Dirk (Shannon) Lambert, Lindsay (Thad) Aagaard, Anne (Tyler) Walker and Sydney (Scott) Rice; and 9 grandchildren.

Diana is buried at Wasatch Lawn Memorial Park. Memories or messages to the family may be posted at: www.HolbrookMortuary.com