Birth date: Feb 5, 1964 Death date: Jun 17, 2020
Diane Lynn Scott, age 56, passed away unexpectedly on June 17, 2020 at St. Mark's Hospital. She was born on February 5, 1965 in Denver, Colorado to Kenneth and Anita Lehr Garry. She married Frank David Scott. Diane was well loved Read Obituary
Just found out about Diane's passing. I was looking forward to catching up with her and hoping she would make it to our high school reunion. I remember we were in a pageant together way back in the day. Sending hugs and prayers to all of her family and loved ones, may she rest in peace. Carmen
Our deepest sympathy on the unexpected passing of Diane. She was very personable and friendly, so willing to help. We appreciated the work she and the family did to have our extended family over for Thanksgiving and other events. Our condolences over this loss. Love, Carole & Michael Delaney and Family.
Since l heard of Diane's passing, I've been in denial and shock. I still can't believe she's gone. Diane was such a force of nature! She was so positive, so loving and giving that she was an inspiration to all who knew her. We met through the Utah Scottish Association and l am proud to have called her my friend for many years. She was so passionate about family and heritage. She took on so many projects and never failed to give them all her best efforts. We worked together on many events and l was always amazed at her focus on detail and her dedication. She will be sorely missed and l fear it may be very hard to go forward for a bit without her. But we will keep going, because that is what she would have wanted. We will honor her memory by carrying on with the service she began and carried out so tirelessly. I will miss her sense of humor, as well as her wit. She could always make me laugh and lighten my mood with just a comment or two. So, Diane, go and enjoy a well-deserved rest, dear friend, until we meet again.
Our love and condolences go out to her family. We are here for you should you need anything.
My deepest sympathy on your loss. I know you have many friends and family who are giving their support and love at this sad time, and I hope you are doing well.
Marshall Benowitz
Train Host
I always loved dearly getting to see Frank, Diane & Alisa at Frank's paternal grandparent's home in Bandon, OR. Frank is my nephew, his Dad is my oldest brother. We always had a nice time and it was so enjoyable and time always so short. May you all find comfort in knowing just how much everyone cared for Diane, and how much we all care for all of you now. With All Our Love, Ron & Jolene (Scott) Zimmerman, Boise, ID.
