Diana Villalta
IN HONOR OF JULY 15, 1982 — SEPTEMBER, 2023
Dear GAPsters,
Today, we honor the memory of an extraordinary person in GAP, Diana Villalta, who played a crucial role as the Product Owner in the Amadeus project. Diana left us too soon, but her legacy and spirit will live in our hearts forever.
Diana was a woman who lived each day with passion and determination, as reflected in her favorite quote: "Life is short, and it is here to be lived" by Kate Winsley. She knew how to prioritize what truly matters — traveling, sharing moments with loved ones, and finding happiness every moment, even when her health became complicated. Her courage and joy inspired us all.
Her sister Sussy said, "Diana was a warrior: cheerful and strong. She never stopped fighting, and her tenacity teaches us not to put off what is important because life is TODAY." It reminds us that we should seize each day to the fullest, just as Diana did.
Diana's leader, Fabio Maldonado, also wants to express his sympathies: "Diana's strength and courage are worthy of admiration. We will miss her presence, but we will always smile when remembering the joy she brought to our daily lives."
Today, we invite you to pay tribute to Diana.
Firstly, we encourage you to share your own memories, messages and anecdotes about Diana or words of support for her family. All messages will be collected and delivered to her family as a testament to how much Diana meant to our company.
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Secondly, we invite you to donate financially to help Diana's family during this difficult time. Diana was a generous person, and this is a way to honor her spirit of giving.
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Additionally, GAP will make a donation on behalf of the company in honor of Diana's life.
In this moment of loss, let us remember Diana not only for her outstanding work, but for the outstanding person she was. Let us keep her memory alive and continue following her example of living each day passionately and joyfully.
Thank you, Diana, for everything you gave us. Rest in peace.
With affection, Joyce Durst
