Diane Terry-Kehner, M.A. is an educator, workshop facilitator, labyrinth walker and builder.  She has recently retired after 34 years of teaching French and Spanish in New Jersey public schools.  It was through her many travels in France that she first encountered the labyrinth in Chartres cathedral and was then led to build one of her own in the back yard of her Pitman, NJ home.  Diane leads themed labyrinth walks at home, builds temporary labyrinths for community events, lectures on labyrinth history and contemporary practices, and has used the labyrinth to teach vocabulary to her students.  In 2001 she joined The Labyrinth Society and in 2004 was elected to the Board of Directors.  Diane is currently active as TLS Resources Vice-President and chairperson of TLS Special Projects committee.  She is also The Labyrinth Society’s regional rep for New Jersey