Linda Diane Parker Triplett, 55, passed away peacefully at her home in Bridgeton on Saturday, October 24, 2026, surrounded by her loving family.

Diane had a loving heart, a gentle spirit, and a special way of making the people around her feel loved. Above all else, she treasured her family, and being a wife, mother, and Mimi brought her some of life’s greatest joys.

One of Diane’s greatest blessings was being Mimi to her beloved grandson, Hunter. She cherished the time they shared and held a special place in her heart for him. Her family was her world, and the memories they made together will forever be treasured by those who loved her.

Diane also enjoyed the simple pleasures that made life special. She enjoyed spending time at the beach, where she could relax and enjoy the beauty of the coast. She appreciated a good self-care day, whether that meant shopping, visiting the spa, or having her nails done. These moments gave her time to unwind and enjoy herself, and they were a reflection of her appreciation for life’s little luxuries.

Diane was a member of Broad Creek Christian Church, where her faith was a part of her life and her connection to her community.

Though her time here was far too short, Diane leaves behind a legacy of love, kindness, and devotion that will continue to live on through her family. The love she gave so generously, the memories she created, and the special place she held in the hearts of those closest to her will never be forgotten. She will be deeply missed, but the love she shared will remain a lasting comfort to all who were blessed to know her.

Diane is survived by her loving husband of 36 years, Mike Triplett; her daughter, Jennifer Jones, and husband, Curtis; her son, Chris Triplett, and wife, Kelsey; and her cherished grandson, Hunter.

She was preceded in death by her parents, Sunny Parker and Linda Booth.

Diane’s greatest legacy was the love she gave to her family. She will forever be remembered as a devoted wife, an incredible mother, a loving Mimi, and a truly sweet soul whose presence made life brighter for everyone fortunate enough to know her.