"My heartfelt condolences and sympathy go out to the Johnston family and Diane's partner John. I have many fond memorizes of my childhood days visiting my cousins in Conger's. I was fortunate to have spent some quality time with Diane and John a couple of years ago when I visited Aunt Bev and Dorothy while on a business trip to Florida. We had a wonderful day catching up and reliving the past. Everyone seemed so happy and content! Losing any family member so suddenly has to be extremely difficult for all involved. Remember the goods times you all had. Time, friends, and your family will help heal your hurt. God Bless! Jerry Schimmel Cumberland, RI "
In loving memory of
Diane L. Johnston Rucano
April 17, 1958 - June 28, 2018
Diane L Johnston Rucano 60, of Port Charlotte Florida died June 28, 2018. Diane was born in Nyack NY on April 17, 1958 to the late Arthur Johnston and survived by her mother Beverly Johnston of Port Charlotte Florida.
Diane was raised in Congers NY and worked at Venture Industries, then became a manager with Crystal Run Village until she retired to Florida.
Diane is survived by her partner of 20 years John Coyle, daughter Jill son in law, Walter and her three grandchildren, Victoria, Shelby, and Joseph all of Myrtle Beach SC. Diane is also survived by three brothers, Art wife Ro, Brian wife Joanne, and Stephen. Diane is survived by three sisters, Arlene, Dorothy, Alice husband Steve along with several nieces and nephews. Diane was predeceased by her brother, Eugene.
Diane was a very loving soul. Everyone she met, she made a big impact on their heart. Private services for immediate family will be held at Kay's Ponder Funeral Home.
Please visit the online tribute for Diane L. Johnston Rucano at www.kays-ponger.com to sign the guest book and offer condolences to the family.
Arrangements by Kays-ponger & Uselton Funeral Home and cremation services, Port Charlotte Chapel.
Tributes
"Diane was a great mother,grandmother and my best friend you will always be with us love you john "
"Diane was always upbeat and looked on the bright side when she talked to you or posted on Facebook. John, Buddy, Jill, Walter, and her grandchildren were her world and was so happy talking about them. I will miss her, and always have fond memories of my Sister. Until we meet again. Love you Diane. Your brother Art "