Dianne Laurayne Wiggins

In Loving Memory of Dianne Laurayne Havner Wiggins Dianne Laurayne Havner Wiggins passed away peacefully on Wednesday, July 29, 2026, surrounded by the family she loved so deeply. Born on June 18, 1955, in Ann Arbor, Michigan, Dianne was the cherished daughter of Harry Dean Havner and Laurayne Marie (Lammers) Havner. At the age of five, her family moved to Texas to be closer to her grandparents, as well as her beloved Aunt Joyce and Uncle Bob in Belton. Some of her fondest childhood memories were made there, surrounded by family. Her parents later settled in Hurst, Texas, where Dianne attended school and graduated from L.D. Bell High School. The friendships she made there lasted a lifetime, and she treasured them dearly. Dianne married the love of her life, Ronald Edwin Wiggins, and together they built a life centered on love, laughter, and family while raising their three children. Although Ronald preceded her in death, the life they built together remained one of her greatest blessings. Determined and hardworking, Dianne began her career in healthcare as a Certified Nursing Assistant before becoming a Medication Aide. Never one to stop learning, she worked her way through school to earn her LVN and later fulfilled an even bigger dream by attending the University of Mary Hardin-Baylor. She graduated with honors and continued dedicating her life to caring for others. Nursing wasn’t simply a profession to Dianne. It was who she was. Her compassion, intelligence, and unwavering dedication touched countless patients, coworkers, and families throughout her career. After retiring, Dianne devoted her time to the things that made her happiest. She homeschooled one of her grandchildren, immersed herself in genealogy and researching her family’s history, created beautiful arts and crafts, and expressed herself through her incredible artistic talent. She loved learning, creating, and preserving the stories of those who came before her. Anyone who knew Dianne knew she was one of a kind. She was feisty, fiercely independent, and progressive in the way she viewed the world. She believed in being honest, even when the truth wasn’t always easy to hear, and she never pretended to be anyone other than herself. Above all, she was wonderfully goofy and had a gift for finding humor when others couldn’t. She could make people laugh at just the right moment, and her quick wit, playful spirit, and unmistakable personality left an impression on everyone fortunate enough to know her. More than anything, Dianne loved her family. She was endlessly proud of her children, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren, and nothing brought her greater joy than watching her family grow and thrive. Dianne was preceded in death by her beloved husband, Ronald Edwin Wiggins; her parents, Harry Dean Havner and Laurayne Marie (Lammers) Havner; her aunt and uncle Joyce and Bob Elker; her brother, Carter Havner; her sister Ruth Conklin, and her son-in-law, Randy Dillon. She is survived by her children, Harry Wiggins, Carl Wiggins, and Shawndra Dillon; her grandchildren, Lauryn Simmons and her husband, Micah Simmons, Abagail Wiggins, and Sofia Wiggins; and her great-grandchildren, Takoda and Elias. Dianne’s life was filled with love, perseverance, laughter, and compassion. She cared deeply, loved wholeheartedly, and lived life on her own terms. While her family will miss her every day, they find comfort knowing that her love, her strength, her laughter, and the countless memories she created will remain with them always.

Dianne Laurayne Wiggins

June 18, 1955 - July 29, 2026