Diana held a B.S. Elementary Education from West Chester State Teachers College (now University), an M. Ed. in Psychology of Reading from Temple University, and Administrative Certificates from the University of Pennsylvania. Diana began her career with the Cheltenham School District, teaching sixth grade at Myers Elementary School. At one point, Diana resigned her teaching position to pursue an M. Ed. in Reading. She then returned to the school district as a Reading Specialist working to improve the reading skills of students in K through 12. Prior to becoming a member of Maternity BVM Parish, Diana was an active member of St. Katherine of Sienna Parish in Torresdale, where she volunteered as an Extraordinary Minister of the Eucharist and Lector. Diana also volunteered as the Coordinator of St. Katherine's Pilgrim Virgin Statue program. Additionally, She volunteered as a teacher for the CCD (now PREP) program at Our Lady of Fatima Parish in Bensalem, PA, which she did for 20 years. Diana also served as President of the Corporate Board of SPIN (Special People in the Northeast). Diana will be sorely missed by her loving family: sister, Anne; brother, Richard and his wife Donna; nieces, Donna Kempo, Susan Stevens, Andrea Visco and Megan Fulmer and their families; nephews Michael and Stanley Stevens and Brian Visco and their families.
Diana held a B.S. Elementary Education from West Chester State Teachers College (now University), an M. Ed. in Psychology of Reading from Temple University, and Administrative Certificates from the University of Pennsylvania. Diana began her career with the Cheltenham School District, teaching sixth grade at Myers Elementary School. At one point, Diana resigned her teaching position to pursue an M. Ed. in Reading. She then returned to the school district as a Reading Specialist working to improve the reading skills of students in K through 12. Prior to becoming a member of Maternity BVM Parish, Diana was an active member of St. Katherine of Sienna Parish in Torresdale, where she volunteered as an Extraordinary Minister of the Eucharist and Lector. Diana also volunteered as the Coordinator of St. Katherine's Pilgrim Virgin Statue program. Additionally, She volunteered as a teacher for the CCD (now PREP) program at Our Lady of Fatima Parish in Bensalem, PA, which she did for 20 years. Diana also served as President of the Corporate Board of SPIN (Special People in the Northeast). Diana will be sorely missed by her loving family: sister, Anne; brother, Richard and his wife Donna; nieces, Donna Kempo, Susan Stevens, Andrea Visco and Megan Fulmer and their families; nephews Michael and Stanley Stevens and Brian Visco and their families.
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