Montgomery & Steward Funeral and Cremation Services Pueblo, Colorado

Diane Jones Garland

diane garland

September 30, 1932 ~ September 6, 2026

Born in: New York, New York
Resided in: Pueblo, Colorado

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Diane Jones-Garland, 93, passed away in Pueblo on September 6, 2026. Survived by her husband, Paul C. Eubanks; daughters, Margaret Shaw (Orrester) of Maryland, Patricia Boone Edgerton-Longoni (Robert) of Arizona; son, DeAndre (Tanesha) Garland, of Arizona; brother, Jackie (Brenda) Jones, of Walsenburg; and numerous grandchildren, great grandchildren, nieces and nephews.

Preceded in death by her brother, George T. Jones, Jr.; and sister, Jeannine Cosgrove.

Diane was born on September 30, 1932 in New York, New York to George and Helen Jones. She enlisted in the United States Air Force and served during the Korean Conflict. Upon leaving the service, she became an executive secretary in the US Postal Service. Later, she served as the Director of Employee Assistance Program for many years, working with families with drug and alcohol abuse. Diane was a proud 50 year member of AA and credits them with her recovery.

Cremation, Montgomery & Steward Crematorium. A memorial service will be held at 11:00 am, Monday, September 14, 2026 in the Montgomery & Steward Chapel. Online condolences, www.MontgomerySteward.com

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Memorial Service: September 14, 2026 11:00 am

Montgomery & Steward Funeral Chapel
1317 N. Main Street
Pueblo, CO 81003
719-542-1552
http://www.montgomerysteward.com

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  1. CandleImageI will miss her warm hugs and welcoming smile. I first met her in Taos New Mexico, I was attending my first Fiesta conference. Ever since our first encounter I have always felt welcomed. The Fiesta will not be the same without her. Rest in Paradise.. I can imagine the BIG meeting in the sky and all the reunions!!!

    My condolences to the family and friends who are grieving this huge loss. <3

    Love you lots Grandma Diane

    Dario

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  2. CandleImagePrayers to all of the family 🙏I’m going to miss my beautiful cousin . Our laughs and conversations. May she RIP 🙏❤️

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  3. On behalf of the Jack V Jones Family from Chambersburg, PA. my Brother, Lewis S. Jones & Jack V. Jones, Jr, offer our condolences to the Family and Friends of our Cousin Diane. Cousin Diane shall always have a special place in our hearts 💕

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  4. Arlette and David Elicerio
    We will all miss you Aunt Diane. Sending our love and thoughts to all your family and friends. You will truly be missed. We love you always❤️

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  5. CandleImageI could not say it any better than Marilyn Redd and in total agreement! I attended the service and was touched by the number of people that she touched in her long life. So happy that she knew our Lord and Saviour, Jesus Christ with whom she will spend all of eternity! God bless our cousins Peggy and Patty and hoping that we see each other before too many more years pass. Love Always, Chris and Marisela Clark

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  6. CandleImageWhat a beautiful tribute. Thank you so much for sharing online. I was touched by the words on Diane’s recovery and influence, and the message that we are not meant to walk alone. You are with our mom now, Diane! Love you.

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  7. Sending our love and condolences to Diane’s family. She was a beautiful woman that raised an extraordinary family. We are grateful that her legacy lives on through her family and that we were able to know her through PJ.

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  10. Words cannot express my sorrow, I am so grateful for the opportunity to be a part of an amazing woman’s life

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  11. CandleImageAunt Diane
    It’s hard to believe you’re gone. You were always there for us, and your love for your family meant so much. I’ll always be grateful for your kindness, support, and the memories we shared.
    I love you, and I’ll miss you more than words can say. You will always be in my heart and never be forgotten.

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  12. CandleImageAunt Diane,
    Thank you for always being straightforward, telling me stories about my grandparents and my mom, and filling me in on my family’s history. It was always so interesting to have conversations with you and I will truly miss that. I always love you, Aunt Diane.
    Cindi Brocato (Cosgrove)

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  13. CandleImageMom..I was blessed to had a wonderful caring, nurturing mother to raise and provide for me all the knowledge, moral characteristics, and love a child could ever need and more.i couldn’t thank you enough for those blessings that helped mold the man I am today. I will forever carry your love in my heart to guide me .I will miss you more than you think. Love you always your son DeAndre Garland

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  15. CandleImageDiane was such a beautiful soul. She was so much fun, happy all the time, satisfied with who she was, kind and just fair to everyone that helped her or did anything for her. She was such a blessing to Pueblo, all of her friends and acquaintances, her family and everyone that was touched in a special way by Diane. I will miss her so! You are in the arms of exactly where you should be. Peace and love until we meet again.. Patty Richardson

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  16. CandleImageAunt Diane was such a treasure and gift to each and every person she encountered! I will miss her dearly and uplifting her and her husband, children and grandchildren in prayers during this difficult time! 🙏🏼😇 May Jesus be the comfort and peace while we remember such a wonderful lady!

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  18. CandleImageI always felt special since Mom named me Wanda Diane. I always enjoyed being in her presence. I’ll always remember that sweet smile. Praying for peace and comfort for the family.

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  19. I’m so sad right now. I’m in church here in Baltimore praying for my amazing Aunt Diane who was my mentor and my guide since my Mom, her younger sister, passed five years ago. I cannot say with words what she meant to me, or how much her guidance influenced my life. There’s NO way to say how much I will miss her. I love you Aunt Diane, Peggy and Patti I am praying for you during the loss of your Mom. 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻💞

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  20. CandleImageI light a candle for my grandmother. She lived life to the fullest and made others smile through the process. I pray you enjoy everlasting life.

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  22. CandleImageMy heartfelt condolences go out to her husband, Paul C. Eubanks; daughters, Margaret Shaw (Orrester) of Maryland, Patricia Boone Edgerton-Longoni (Robert) of Arizona; stepson, DeAndre Garland, Arizona, and numerous grandchildren, great grandchildren, nieces and nephews as you all mourn the loss of Diane.
    However, I to was deeply saddened to hear about Diane’s passing and to know that she will truly be missed, but as mentioned in the obituary about her 50-year membership within the program of AA, I can truly say that she was there for me in my 41-years of sobriety when I first met her at the Alano Club in San Deigo, CA.
    So in closing, I would like to say, in sharing your sadness as you/we remember Diane. May happy memories of her bring us all comfort.

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  23. I remember Aunt Diane as a beautiful and kind woman. Peggy and Patty, I pray that God’s peace which surpasses all understanding will saturate your mind and heart in this difficult time. I will continue to lift both of you up in prayer. Love you.
    Marilyn Clark Redd

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