Princess Diana

Princess Diana
Princess Diana - The People's Princess
The Honourable Diana Frances Spencer was born on 01 July 1961. She died as Diana, Princess of Wales, in Paris on 31 August 1997 and is buried at Althorp, North Hamptonshire, England. Her breath lives in Prince William, Duke of Cambridge, and Prince Harry of Wales. She will always be remembered as the "People's Princess". Photograph Courtesy - thecelebrityplanet.com

Diana Princess of Wales
Remembering the People's Princess - Her Life, Her Death and Her Legacy
I was one of the thousands of people, who were stunned and in shock 10 years ago by the tragic death of Princess Diana and then a few days later the death of Mother Teresa. As I watched the enormous worldwide outpouring of grief for the deaths of these two humanitarians, I felt my own grief, saw a worldwide grief response and I knew had to do something. That something, ultimately became creating Journey of Hearts, a website for anyone grieving a loss. I think for many of us, as Diana's contem...

Princess Diana
Candle in the Wind ** Princess Diana oh how we miss you!
I was deeply-saddened that night in August 1997, along with millions of others, when we received the news of Princess Diana's death.  I can only think of a couple of other instances that touched me in that manner -- John F. Kennedy and John F. Kennedy, Jr. are two that come immediately to mind. Why is it that certain famous people's deaths can have such an impact on our lives that we remember precisely what we were doing when we first heard the news? I know with Princess Diana, I didn't slee...

Princess Diana in Pictures
The Most Photographed Woman in the World
Princess Diana is as fascinating to the world today as she was when we first met her in the 1980s as "Shy Di" through to the time of her untimely death in 1997. She was once considered to be the most photographed woman in the world and one of her many legacies is the collection of photographs which we can still admire. The spirit of Diana lives on in her images. Photograph Courtesy - phrases.org.uk