Diana Kay Evans
May 28, 1964 ~ June 22, 2025
Diana Kay Evans was born in Atlanta, GA on May 28, 1964, and passed away in Fayetteville, GA on June 22, 2025.
She is survived by her husband Richard Keith Evans; daughter Kimberly Diane McGaugh and son-in-law Chris McGaugh; son Richard Keith Evans, Jr.; grandchildren Neal McGaugh, Hayley McGaugh, Caliee Scruggs, and Maci Evans; and great granddaughter Delilah Brown.
A graveside service will take place on June 27, 2025, at 10:00am at Holly Hill Memorial Park located at 359 SW Broad Street, Fairburn, GA 30213.
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Hayley I am so sorry to hear about your mamaw You and your Mom and family are in my prayers May she rest in peace. Cindy Payne
I knew you since we were little girls in the first grade. We rode the same school bus and we knew each other‘s families from way back. You lived down the road from me and we played in the woods, riding motorcycles, running around barefoot, climbing trees, riding in the back of your grandpa’s truck to the corner store. ❤️ I was so happy to be reunited on Facebook. I am so glad you knew Jesus loves you. Rest in peace, sweet friend.
My sincere condolences to the family. She was a good friend and she will be missed. R.I.P Diane
Diane you’ll be missed by many, R.I.P.
I love you fly high lovely lady. 💖
Condolence to Diane’s Family. May she RIP
My condolences to Keith and your kids God had a bigger plan for you he gave you wings another Angel we lost but your memories will live on God bless you rest in peace Diane 🙏💐 Charlie saye
Condolences for dear Cousin Keith and family for your loss. At least dear Diane, as I knew her, is free of her pain and suffering. I have not had many occasions to share time with Diane, but all the times I do remember were pleasant. My thoughts are now with family as they come together at this difficult time.
There are so many good memories it’s too hard to count. We use to have the best time just hanging out together. I will miss you truly and will remember you always. Love, your SIL, Darlene.
Praying for the family.
Miss you