In a recent contested restraining order hearing: Dianna Gentry was amazing in the courtroom and in vacating the falsified Restraining Order that my ex-partner attached to me. Tenacious and thorough…it could not have been done without her!  - G.K., 2007, Portland, OR.

An assault with a firearm case the client wrote: Dear Dianna, I’ll never be able to thank you enough for what you did for me. You went to war for me against the odds and came away victorious….I honestly want you to know that even when things looked the gloomiest, I never lost confidence or faith in you….Thank you from the bottom of my heart.  – D.H., 2007

In a case where a juvenile client was charged with sex offenses, the client’s mother wrote : Dianna, thank you for being on our side. We appreciate all your hard work! I hope everything in your life is blessed by God! Thanks again – S.S. 2006

After resolving a drug possession case the client wrote: Dianna, thank you so much for your wonderful  help at a very trying time in my life when I desperately needed it. I could not have accomplished [graduating from college] without you. I hope you know how much your work is appreciated. – B.G. , 2005

A driving under the influence case, following the DMV hearing, the client wrote:  Dianna, thank you so much for helping me with my problem, and winning my case with DMV. – A. C., 2005

Following resolution of a multi-count, drug delivery and possession case, the client wrote: Mrs. Gentry, Did I ever tell you that you have a wonderful spirit, and you are inspiring as a person. I did treatment and I’ll do more treatment, and I am done with crime. I am further than I wanted to be or thought I could be. I’ve learned a lot and I wish you the best.  – J.M. 2005

In a drunk driving case, the client was acquitted following a jury trial and his wife wrote: Dianna, Thank you soooo much for everything and all your hard work. You’re very good at what you do. Please also thank your private investigator for all of his hard work also.  – S.W. 2003

A client, charged with criminal nonsupport and failure to appear, wrote to say: To Dianna Gentry, It has been my experience on numerous occasions to be represented by attorneys who put in little effort for their compensation. You did the more for me than I ever thought  possible. I want you to know that you have a warm place in my heart and I thank you for defending me to the best of your exceptional ability. My life is richer because of your efforts on my behalf.  – T. M. 2002

In a drug possession case involving a juvenile client, the client graduated from both drug treatment and high school and wrote: Dear Mrs. Gentry, I am writing to say thank you. I am doing good in my day treatment program. I enjoyed the conversations that we had. I have given a lot of thought to the people I should and should not have contact with. You gave me confidence in myself and I just wanted to say thank you.  – J.L. 2002