On May 22, 2026 God's angel of mercy took Dianna Theresa Bobian to her home in Heaven. She is predeceased by her grandfather Leland Goodson, and her mother Dorothy Mack. She is survived by her loving husband Wilson Bobian, caring son Jonathan Jason White, father James Mack, two brothers Leland and Christopher Mack, sister Deborah Mack-Weems, a host of nieces, nephews, cousins, relatives, thoughtful in-laws, and appreciative friends.

Dianna Theresa Bobian was born October 2,1954 in Darlington, South Carolina. She continued the family legacy of humanitarianism exemplified by her grandfather, and mother. She participated in charity events by buying Christmas gifts for kids, for mothers who just had a baby, couples who just got married, or gave money to any homeless person she may encounter during her travels. She was a special treasure who didn't like to see people suffer. She helped people of all cultures, and backgrounds with a beautiful heart which touched many. An accepting, understanding spirit who could meet any stranger and know their life story in a few minutes because they felt her genuine concern.

A magnificent wife who will be missed by her adoring husband for her sweet nature, listening ear, and love for life. A true companion who made simple pleasures enjoyable from watching games, TV shows, or movies. It was always a pleasure spending time with her.

An exceptional mother to a son who enjoyed making her laugh, hearing her voice, and seeing her smile.  A woman who taught him how to ride a bike, know people by their actions, and be thankful for all the blessings God had given them. Her youthful spirit, attention, and caring words will always be missed. She will always be remembered for their conversations as well as their shared love for movies, and music.

If you ever experienced kindness, a helping hand, a warm smile, or an encouraging word you know how precious those qualities are. You also know how valuable those people are who excel in those qualities, and understand why Dianna Theresa Bobian will be forever loved, and missed