Meet...Diane
Name: Diane Leyh.
Department:
Marketing—Physician
Referral Call Center.
How long at MUSC: 4 ½ years.
City you were born: Oak Park, Ill.
Family, pets: Son, Justin, 23, and daughter Kristen, 17. Golden Retriever, Wrigley; Chihuanua, Maximus, and two cats, Luna and G.U.S. (Gender Under Suspicion).
Favorite room in your house: Family room.
Favorite song/music: Contemporary Christian music, classical, and the blues.
What do you like the most about Charleston: Its history, the people and the beaches.
Fond childhood memory: My father flying all four children and my mom to Mooney, Texas to see my grandparents.
Bad habit: Frostys from Wendy’s.
Pet peeve: People who lie.
Plans for the future: To own a small country.
Mentor/person you admire the most: My dad, nothing shakes him.
Hobbies: I have an embroidery business and I enjoy painting.
How do you stay fit: Gazelle exercise bike and walking (to the fridge).
Dream vacation: The hammock on my back porch and a good book.
If you could trade places with someone for a day, who would you be? Me.
Memorable or latest trip: I went on a picture taking safari to Kenya when I flew for the airlines.
Most rewarding thing about your job: Seeing that the people calling Health Connection are helped.
Three things that mean a lot to you: Faith, family and furry friends.
If you suddenly had a free day, what would you do: Sleep in and take the dogs to the beach.
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