Dianna "Sweetie" Marie (Scott) Fagan

Dianna Fagan was the most incredible woman.  She was admired by those that met her and cherished by all who loved her.  She was a fantastic mother to her daughter, Marjorie; a wonderful wife to her husband of nearly 14 years, Larry; a dependable and loving daughter to her parents, Bob and Donna Keim.  To her friends she proved to be honest, caring, empathetic and provided rock solid inspiration for dealing with life's obstacles.

She enjoyed spending time with her family at home, traveling to places she had never been, and revisiting destinations she had previously reached to share those experiences with others.  Savannah, GA was one of her favorite places that she visited and on subsequent trips she made sure that family and friends joined her so they too could share in the experience.

She loved being with her family and friends most of all, regardless of the venue.  When Marjorie was little, Dianna had a desire to make her home the place that Little One's friends would all want to come to.  She maintained her caring and sharing ways all through her life and inspired others.  Dianna's sharing ways are ingrained within Marjorie, now that she has grown up.  When Marjorie found out that she was a near perfect match for the kidney that Dianna needed to survive, Little One said that you're getting one of mine and that's that.  End of discussion.

Christmas season was one of her favorite times of the year, not for the gifts that she would receive, but for the gifts she would give and opportunities for family gatherings that took place.

Dianna was preceded in death by her father, Wilfred Garnet Scott (Woody), her dad Robert Keim, her sister Marjorie Helen Scott and her parents-in-law Thomas and Margaret Wright.

Sweety, you have left a chasm in our hearts that will never be filled.  I love you, Sweety.

A public viewing will be held on Wednesday, June 3rd at Rothermel Funeral Home & Crematory, Inc., 25 West Pine St., Palmyra, PA 17078 from 6:00 to 8:30 PM to be immediately followed by a eulogy delivered by Rev. Norman C. Marks.

Memories and condolences may be shared at www.rothermelfuneralhome.com.