Former Maryland Republican Party Chair Diana Waterman, 63, has passed away. Waterman served as the chair of the Maryland GOP from 2011 to 2015, and was well-respected among her peers for her dedication and leadership.
Waterman was known for her passion for politics and her commitment to the Republican party. During her time as chair, she worked tirelessly to promote the conservative values that she believed in. Waterman was instrumental in helping to shape the party’s platform and was a key figure in organizing fundraising events and rallying support for Republican candidates.
Aside from her political career, Waterman was also a dedicated community leader. She was actively involved in various charitable organizations and community initiatives, always striving to make a positive impact on those around her.
Waterman’s passing has left a significant void in the Maryland GOP and the political community at large. Many of her colleagues and friends have expressed their sadness and condolences, remembering her as a strong and dedicated leader who will be greatly missed.
In a statement, current Maryland GOP Chair Dirk Haire praised Waterman for her leadership and dedication to the Republican party. He described her as a true trailblazer who was always willing to fight for what she believed in.
Waterman’s legacy will continue to inspire those who knew her, and her contributions to the political landscape of Maryland will not be forgotten. She will be remembered as a dedicated leader, a passionate advocate for conservative values, and a beloved member of the community.
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