'Diving lady' a meaningful piece of Mesa history
Diving lady
Since 1960 the neon sign outside the Starlite Motel in Mesa has been a sight to view while traveling along Main Street, which was damaged during high winds, shown Monday, October 11, 2010.
Diving lady
East Mesa's neon-sign decorated corridor harkens back to a bygone era that no longer sees the number of tourists flocking to places such as Starlite Motel along Main Street. Feb. 20, 2009
Diving lady
Since 1960 the neon sign outside the Starlite Motel in Mesa has been a sight to view while traveling along Main Street, which was damaged during high winds, shown Monday, October 11, 2010.
Diving lady
Since 1960 the neon sign outside the Starlite Motel in Mesa has been a sight to view while traveling along Main Street, which was damaged by high winds. The sign is shown Monday, October 11, 2010.
Diving lady
Since the 1960 the neon sign outside the Starlite Motel in Mesa has been a sight to view while traveling along Main Street, which was damaged during last weeks high winds, shown, Monday, October 11, 2010.
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LInda posted at 10:50 am on Thu, Oct 28, 2010.
Hi Marta,
I am the oldest of the Davinroy girls who lived behind the Starlite! I have many fond memories of hanging out with you and my sisters. Our Illinois family stayed at the Starlite over many winters. It was nice only walking across the alley to see them! Hope all is well with you.
KMA367 posted at 10:20 am on Sat, Feb 5, 2011.
Mis-placed Priorities: We have battered women's shelters closing for lack of funding, transplant patients dying for lack of funding and homeless people within close proxiity of the sign sleeping in the street without food or medical attention. But somehow, people find it in their heart to donate for the restoration of a sign!