How will you remember Diana?
Were you lucky enough to meet the Princess? What are your memories of her? Did you have your picture taken with her?
Written by Sky News, August 29, 2007
How will you remember Diana?
Were you lucky enough to meet the Princess? What are your memories of her? Did you have your picture taken with her?
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I will remember Diana as an icon and a star for the whole world.She was pretty and what Charles and his Mother do to her was unforgettable. To William and Harry, don't forget how she loved your guys.
Posted by: elmien South Africa Apr 24, 2008 2:03:31 PM
Are her two sons going to wear their seatbelts now? The nation cannot afford to spend millions on investigations. People who travel in cars do mostly take responsibility for 'belting up'.If the legal profession are considering taking action against Paul Burrell, why don't the Windsors comply with seatbelt law?
Posted by: Ann Haywards Heath Apr 8, 2008 1:08:35 PM
£8 million!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! £8 million!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Enough already!!!!! Most people that were reading the Metro in to town that I saw, skipped the first 4 pages dedicated to the women they never knew to read something more interesting... get over it!!!
Posted by: Lisa London Apr 8, 2008 12:43:51 PM
I happen to know someone who was working very closely with Prince Charles and he informed me that Charles never loved Diana( we all know now who he really wanted), Diana was used as a baby making machine for the Royal family, at 19 years old Diana was too young to realise this until it was too late..............
But on a side note is it only me that is a little annoyed that 10 million of tax payers money has been spent on an inquest which has come to the conclution that if they were wearing seatbelts they may have survived, something I think we already knew....OMG she died ten years ago I hate the way people build her up like she was some kind of saint.
Posted by: mr r yeovil Apr 8, 2008 8:40:55 AM
I remember Diana as being manipulative, someone who used the media to further her own cause and a woman who had many affairs.
Posted by: Chris, Guildford Apr 7, 2008 9:20:06 PM
By finally being allowed to forget her hopefully!!
Posted by: David, Doncaster Apr 7, 2008 8:54:57 PM
it is amazing how we the public see people after someones death. Charles was vitimised that it was hos fault, but Diana, was no saint(just short of s_ _ _ _ _) and it all comes out.
Too much money and time is spent on someone who was not what people thought of, the next thing we will hear is she should become a saint.Get life there are more serious and important issues in the UK that need the money at time
Posted by: james-greece Apr 7, 2008 8:22:17 PM
I think most people have lost a loved one or close friend in the 11 years since Dianas death, how about we concentrate on our own losses and let her family remember her. She didn't do anything for me, and I am thankful to her for nothing.
Posted by: Katie, Birmingham Apr 7, 2008 5:15:02 PM
In 1997 all london lost the best princess ever.. which left sadness on many people! she was loved and i am sure that she is looking down apon us and keeping us safe!! love u always.. DIANA
Posted by: Ashley, Essex Sep 7, 2007 4:39:27 PM
I remember waking up to the tragic news, that year brought many tradegies both in the puclic eye and for me in my private life. 1997 is a year to remember those who lost their lives. HRH Princess Of Wales, will always in my heart hold the status of HRH regardless if she was stripped of it. I would remember her by her immense charity work, looks and most of all the love she shared with all. There is something that draws me to her, and felt as if we all knew her well! RIP HRH Princess of Wales
Posted by: Ash Sep 2, 2007 4:31:39 PM
I know this is late but I remembered Dians by getting up early on my day off of work to watch the Prince's memorial service to their mother. I also remember getting up at 5:00 a.m. to watch the royal wedding, and sadly, watching her funeral. I also sat through the many hours of the loving concert for Diana. I am so glad that this summer the princes that she called "my boys" would honor her in such a personal and loving way. She would have been so proud. Prince Harry has taken on his mother's mantra and will be her angel and carry on her work. I only hope that Prince William will also remember how she was the people's princess and will become the People's King. I just read that her former laundress is publishing a book. I hope and pray that the memory of Diana, Princes of Wales can finally be put to rest and commend her boys for making the effort to let their mummy Rest In Peace.
Posted by: Barbara, United States Sep 1, 2007 11:25:12 PM
She surely is in Heaven. God bless our princess.
Posted by: Melissa - London Sep 1, 2007 8:21:39 PM
Princess Di was a remarkable person and millions loved her. Yes she had her faults but so did one of those she loved. The memories of this wonderful woman will never fade and we, the ordinary person, are beholden to her for having her in our lives.
Posted by: Elayne, Australia Sep 1, 2007 3:17:48 PM
Yes the accidnet was a tragedy, my cousin was killed in a car accident on the first anniveray of Diana death.
He was aged 33yrs which is equally as tragic!!!
No one knows what goes on behind closed doors, why should some feel they have a right to be judgmental as to who the princes invite to the service. It's none of our business really!!!
Diana was in a privilege position which enable her to carry out the charity work!!!!! They are many unsung who do charity work, care for the needy. She was a figure head who smiled, held hands, cuddled. Which anyone of us could do in a similar positon.
Let the lady rest in peace!!!
Posted by: Chris, Uk Sep 1, 2007 12:25:41 PM
Diana should always be remembered for her love & support for all her worthy charities. When first hearing news of her death, it was just unbelievable, the whole week leading up to her funeral was terribly sad, and it was made even sadder when Mother Teresa died that same week September 5th. I was born in Oban, Argyll, and I used to see Mrs Shand Kydd (mother of Diana)before her death standing in the poring rain holding a bucket with a piper playing either side of her collecting money for charity. Like mother & daughter they had alot of love to give and both had a very kind heart. God bless her sons & family.
Posted by: James Sep 1, 2007 10:25:57 AM
England lost it's rose 10 years ago..it's nonsense to say we need to get a life because we think of her...yesterday was a day to remember her and that's what most of us did. If Diana was an adulterer then what is Camilla who so many people defer to these days? Everything was perfect yesterday...and even better that Camilla didn't attend...she should never have been invited in the first place.
Posted by: Jane, France Sep 1, 2007 9:12:23 AM
I will never forget Dianna she is an amazing caring sweet lady, who cared for others. To me she is the queen of hearts, and always will be. How can people be so nasty to her. She cared about people and charities that are now wide spread because of her. So i think they shoud think agian. Because of her love and thoughts. It would have not happend.
My thoughts and Paryers are with Harry and William and also everyone in the Royal Family
Posted by: Melanie Bennett South wales Sep 1, 2007 2:10:58 AM
I for one will not be remebering Diana in any way. Firstly i did not know the woman and secondly it is hard to believe that so many people can be taken in by doughy eyes, she was a publicity seeking gold digger and if you don't believe that then you need to take a reallity check.Remember the soliders who are dying in a sensless war rather than someone who died 10 yrs ago.
Posted by: duncan leeds Sep 1, 2007 12:45:03 AM
I just think of her as a wonderful mother to two sons. She is no longer here, but her legacy is. She was unhappy a lot of her years, but she came alive when she was with her sons. I wish her sons the best.
Posted by: DK-Highlands Ranch, colorado Aug 31, 2007 11:09:50 PM
I find myself still saddened that someone so profoundly attractive was taken from the world. In losing Princess Diana, the world lost her deep devotion to Peace-keeping and her enthusiastic promotion of diverse cultures. Even today, amid the world's extremists whose methods are based on hate, Princess Diana's eternal loving spirit encourages the rest of us to remain faithful to her belief in cultural diversity and the cause of worldwide Peace. In her behalf, we must do our part to preserve the way of life she lived and loved. In that way, Princess Diana can and will live on in our hearts.
Posted by: Jim Jennings, Wilmette, IL Aug 31, 2007 9:04:02 PM
I am an American who truly loved Diana. I have my beautiful Princess Diana bride doll with it's 6 foot train on display. It is clear she was a wonderful mother. Those who judge her soul are not Christians. They have no idea what was in her heart. Leave the judging to our Lord who loved all.
Posted by: Christine United States Aug 31, 2007 8:05:34 PM
I woke on the morning to watch the news...we had returned from a holiday the day before..both my husband and myself were stunned to hear the news Diana had died...could not believe it...i cried most of the day...I could not smile or be myself...I felt so very saddened...she was beautiful a true English Rose and we were so proud of her....and she was gone....the Princes are both sons to be proud of...she did a good job....I hope we all do a good job by never forgetting our Queen of Hearts....God Bless you Diana
Posted by: hazel.....england Aug 31, 2007 6:38:35 PM
I think the princess of wales made a very big impact to all the world with her many charities but mainly showing people openly how to show your love and affection to others and alot of what she did should be rembered as there isn't anyone any where , like her we miss her.
Posted by: carole Elliott Aug 31, 2007 4:55:43 PM
Based on her lifestyle and the lack of a personal testimony about saving faith in Jesus Christ, I think it's incredibly tragic that the world goes on and on about how 'wonderful' she was. She was an adulterer, was she not? Listen, if she could get a message to the world from where she is - see Luke 16:19-31 - she would WARN YOU to get RIGHT with Jesus Christ BEFORE it's too late!
Luk 9:23 Then He said to them all, "If anyone desires to come after Me, let him deny himself, and take up his cross daily,[fn1] and follow Me.
Luk 9:24 "For whoever desires to save his life will lose it, but whoever loses his life for My sake will save it.
Luk 9:25 "For what profit is it to a man if he gains the whole world, and is himself destroyed or lost?
Luk 9:26 "For whoever is ashamed of Me and My words, of him the Son of Man will be ashamed when He comes in His own glory, and in His Father's, and of the holy angels.
Posted by: Petros, USA Aug 31, 2007 4:44:10 PM
She is the apple of the heart
the smile that never fades
The strength when you are weak
The MOTHERS NATION
I will always remember Lady Diana, that beautiful smile !!
Posted by: Shaza London Aug 31, 2007 4:36:28 PM