The Senate Resolution commends Diane O'Quin for her exemplary service to the Louisiana Senate over the past four decades. Born in Baton Rouge and raised in Rougon, Diane has had a distinguished career, beginning in 1981 when she was hired as a secretary for the Senate. Throughout her tenure, she held various roles, including secretary for multiple Senate committees, and was known for her dedication, work ethic, and contributions to process improvements. Diane's involvement extended beyond her official duties, as she played a key role in organizing Senate events and was affectionately dubbed the "Queen of the Jitterbug" for her love of dance.

As Diane prepares for her second retirement at the conclusion of the 2023 Regular Session, the resolution highlights her commitment to public service, her ability to foster lifelong friendships, and her cherished family life. The Senate expresses heartfelt wishes for her future endeavors, health, and happiness, recognizing the significant impact she has made during her time with the Senate. A copy of the resolution will be transmitted to Diane O'Quin as a token of appreciation for her years of dedicated service.