Cause Of Death Revealed 2019

^{Dianne Durham was the first African-American to win the title of USA Gymnastics National Championships. Durham was mostly active in the 1980s and won many competitions throughout her career. Dianne completed all over the world including in Japan, China, and Belgium, in multiple international competitions.}

After withdrawing from the 1984 US Olympic Team Competition, Durham went on to judge many competitions and also do freelance coaching. Dianne Durham died on February 4, 2021, following her battle with a short illness. She won a silver medal in McDonald’s International Competition and another silver in Chunichi Cup. Dianne was a coach, judge, and motivational speaker for young athletes.

10 Facts You Didn’t Know About Dianne Durham

1. Dianne Durham was born in June 1968 in Gary, Indiana, USA. Durham’s ethnicity was African-American and nationality was American.
2. Durham passed away at the age of 52, on February 4, 2021, surrounded by her family at her home.
3. How did Dianne Durham die? The cause of Dianne’s death is revealed to be a short illness according to her husband, Tom Drahozal, reports FOX23.
4. There is no information present about Dianne Durham and Tom Drahozal’s children on the Internet.
5. Durham met her husband, Tom, in 1992, when she was doing professional shows. It is unclear when Dianne and Tom began dating and got married.
6. Dianne’s Wikipedia page details her biography and career. The page also includes her injury and many international competitions Durham has participated in.
7. In 1983, Dianne Durham became the first African-American to win USA Gymnastics National Champions.
8. The details about Dianne Durham’s net worth, salary, and earnings are kept private.
9. Durham was extremely hardworking and began training for the Olympics at the age of four. Dianne’s first major win was the junior elite championship in 1981 and 1982.
10. Dianne suffered multiple injuries throughout her career. The injuries slowed her down but Dianne did not give up and won many more competitions, reports NBC Chicago.