1. **Problem Statement:** We are given a kite-shaped quadrilateral EFGD with diagonals intersecting at H. The angle at vertex D, specifically $\angle GDE$, measures 59°. We need to find the missing angle values $m\angle GDE$, $m\angle DEH$, and $m\angle DGH$.
2. **Properties of a Kite:** A kite has two pairs of adjacent sides equal and its diagonals intersect at right angles. The diagonal connecting the vertices where the pairs meet is the axis of symmetry.
3. **Key Formula:** The diagonals of a kite are perpendicular, so
$$\angle DEH = \angle DGH = 90^\circ.$$
4. **Given:** $m\angle GDE = 59^\circ$.
5. **Find:**
- $m\angle DEH$ and $m\angle DGH$ are the angles formed by the diagonals intersecting at H.
6. **Solution:**
- Since diagonals intersect at right angles in a kite,
$$m\angle DEH = 90^\circ$$
$$m\angle DGH = 90^\circ$$
- The given $m\angle GDE = 59^\circ$ is already known.
7. **Final answers:**
$$m\angle GDE = 59^\circ$$
$$m\angle DEH = 90^\circ$$
$$m\angle DGH = 90^\circ$$
These values satisfy the properties of the kite and the given information.
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