Who Is David Wheeler’s Wife Diane Reeves?

David Wheeler was an American politician. He was first elected to the legislature in 2018 and was running unopposed in his quest for a second term representing House District 47.

The lawmaker sat on the Commerce and Small Business, Local Legislation, and Jefferson County Legislation Committees.

Wheeler earned a bachelor’s degree in accounting from Montevallo. He also received a masters degree in business administration from Samford in 1976 and was a certified management accountant.

He was a University of Montevallo trustee, and a retired Alabama Power worker with 29 years of experience with the company.

Wheeler also spent three years as president of Vulcan Termite and Pest Control Inc.

He is a past chairman of the Jefferson County Republican Party and is currently a member of the Jefferson County Republican Executive Committee, the Alabama Republican Party Executive Committee, and the Jefferson County Republican Steering Committee.

Who Is David Wheeler’s Wife Diane Reeves?

Diane Reeves Wheeler was the wife of David Wheeler.

Diane Reeves is a former National Literacy Consultant at Zaner-Bloser Educational Publishers. She worked with the institution from 1994 to 2014.

Reeves graduated from Charles Henderson High School in 1970. She received a degree in Elementary Education from Troy University in 1974 and later earned M.Ed from Auburn University at Montgomery in 1976.

She resides in Vestavia Hills, Alabama with her family.

There are no details about the couple’s children but they have one goddaughter named Mary Laslie.

Diane’s husband David Wheeler died on Wednesday, March 9, 2022.

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