"Diana was a dedicated flight nurse, and a full time paramedic who enjoyed every minute of her work," stated her husband, Steven Conner, "there wasn't a better nurse anywhere." "She was thrilled to be at work every minute she was there; she was just 'outstanding'". When Diana landed the job as a flight nurse, another goal had been met; it was her dream job. Diana's best friend and fellow emergency room nurse, Meggin Gunn, said Diana was the most energetic person she knew. I worked with her for six years and she was very meticulous and punctual. She was full of life, full of love, and loyal, such a loyal friend. Diana was that way with everyone; her patients were so lucky, and she will be missed by all of us, stated Gunn.<br />
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Diana Lynn Conner, 42, of Florence, South Carolina, was killed in the line of duty on September 25, 2009. She was the flight nurse aboard a medical helicopter that transported a patient to a hospital in Charleston and was heading northeast toward home when it crashed. Thunderstorms and rain were in the area at the time of the crash.<br />
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Conner worked for Carolina Life Care in Conway, South Carolina as a flight nurse. She also worked in Kingstree, South Carolina in the emergency room at Williamsburg Memorial Hospital and was an EMT for Williamsburg County.<br />
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