Diana de Peyster Morgan, age 76 of Lenoir City, Tennessee passed away Sunday, May 23, 2021 at Parkwest Medical Center.
Diana was born to the late Dr. Kenneth Remsen and Mildred Clark (von Kienbusch) Morgan in New Haven, Connecticut. Diana graduated with a Bachelor's degree from Marlboro College in Vermont, studying film. She went on to spend the majority of her work career as an Au Pair and caregiver to a family in California that she dearly loved and dearly loved her. Diana also had a great passion for music and enjoyed playing numerous instruments and singing in the Angel City Chorale.
Diana relocated to East Tennessee, in 2012, to be close to her family. She became a member of Two Rivers Church and enjoyed worshipping there.
Diana is survived by her brother, George Remsen (Marilyn) Morgan, sisters Wyn Kelley (Dale) Peterson, Fiona Kelley, Katherine (Greg) Corbin, nephew Scott Remsen (Vicky) Morgan, nephew Bayne Peterson, nieces Britt Peterson, Lorraine Caron and Jacqueline (Aaron) Robbins as well as many extended family members and friends that loved her dearly.
Private services are being planned to celebrate Diana's life.
Diana was born to the late Dr. Kenneth Remsen and Mildred Clark (von Kienbusch) Morgan in New Haven, Connecticut. Diana graduated with a Bachelor's degree from Marlboro College in Vermont, studying film. She went on to spend the majority of her work career as an Au Pair and caregiver to a family in California that she dearly loved and dearly loved her. Diana also had a great passion for music and enjoyed playing numerous instruments and singing in the Angel City Chorale.
Diana relocated to East Tennessee, in 2012, to be close to her family. She became a member of Two Rivers Church and enjoyed worshipping there.
Diana is survived by her brother, George Remsen (Marilyn) Morgan, sisters Wyn Kelley (Dale) Peterson, Fiona Kelley, Katherine (Greg) Corbin, nephew Scott Remsen (Vicky) Morgan, nephew Bayne Peterson, nieces Britt Peterson, Lorraine Caron and Jacqueline (Aaron) Robbins as well as many extended family members and friends that loved her dearly.
Private services are being planned to celebrate Diana's life.
Diana de Peyster Morgan, age 76 of Lenoir City, Tennessee passed away Sunday, May 23, 2021 at Parkwest Medical Center.
Diana was born to the late Dr. Kenneth Remsen and Mildred Clark (von Kienbusch) Morgan in New Haven, Connecticut. Diana graduated with a Bachelor's degree from Marlboro College in Vermont, studying film. She went on to spend the majority of her work career as an Au Pair and caregiver to a family in California that she dearly loved and dearly loved her. Diana also had a great passion for music and enjoyed playing numerous instruments and singing in the Angel City Chorale.
Diana relocated to East Tennessee, in 2012, to be close to her family. She became a member of Two Rivers Church and enjoyed worshipping there.
Diana is survived by her brother, George Remsen (Marilyn) Morgan, sisters Wyn Kelley (Dale) Peterson, Fiona Kelley, Katherine (Greg) Corbin, nephew Scott Remsen (Vicky) Morgan, nephew Bayne Peterson, nieces Britt Peterson, Lorraine Caron and Jacqueline (Aaron) Robbins as well as many extended family members and friends that loved her dearly.
Private services are being planned to celebrate Diana's life.
Diana was born to the late Dr. Kenneth Remsen and Mildred Clark (von Kienbusch) Morgan in New Haven, Connecticut. Diana graduated with a Bachelor's degree from Marlboro College in Vermont, studying film. She went on to spend the majority of her work career as an Au Pair and caregiver to a family in California that she dearly loved and dearly loved her. Diana also had a great passion for music and enjoyed playing numerous instruments and singing in the Angel City Chorale.
Diana relocated to East Tennessee, in 2012, to be close to her family. She became a member of Two Rivers Church and enjoyed worshipping there.
Diana is survived by her brother, George Remsen (Marilyn) Morgan, sisters Wyn Kelley (Dale) Peterson, Fiona Kelley, Katherine (Greg) Corbin, nephew Scott Remsen (Vicky) Morgan, nephew Bayne Peterson, nieces Britt Peterson, Lorraine Caron and Jacqueline (Aaron) Robbins as well as many extended family members and friends that loved her dearly.
Private services are being planned to celebrate Diana's life.
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