Diana Carol Flint

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South Portland- Diana C. Flint, 70, of George Street, passed away unexpectedly on Thursday, November 30, 2017 at Maine Medical Center with her loving family by her side. Diana was born in Portland on December 19, 1946 she was the daughter of John and Mary (Ferrar) Profenno. She attended local schools and graduated from Cape Elizabeth High School in the class of 1964. She furthered her studies in business administration, earning her associates degree. On June 2, 1973 she married Samuel C. Flint. At a young age, Diana began working at A.H. Benoit, National Hearing Aid, F.P. & C.H. Murray for more than sixteen years, and currently at R.C. Moore Trucking Company for more than ten years. Diana worked as office manager and assistant to the Quarter Master at the South Portland VFW Post #832 in South Portland for more than thirty years. Her commitment to the post and to the veteran members was unwavering. She was dedicated to keeping the Post an active and fun place for veterans and their families to come. Organizing holiday dinner dances, cookouts, entertainment for members, parties celebrating birthdays, fundraising events for the community just to name a few. She was instrumental in the success of the Wednesday night dinners. She served in the role of function coordinator, bar manager, and President of the Ladies Auxiliary. Her dedication and commitment of time, energy, and money was unmatched, she truly loved her Post Home and worked tirelessly to keep it going in a time when veterans organizations were being forced to shut down. Diana was longtime member of the Portland Eagles Club and the Scarborough American Legion Post #0076. When not working Diana loved crafting and decorating. She was and excellent cook and loved organizing family gatherings. Her greatest love was the time she spent surrounded by her family. She will long be remembered for her giving spirit, kindness, laughter and tireless efforts to help those less fortunate than her. She always had a special place in her heart for children. Diana was predeceased by her father, John Profenno in 2014. She is survived by her husband of 44 years, Samuel C. Flint of South Portland; a daughter, and the love of her life, Laurie Lynn Cote of South Portland; her mother, Mary Profenno of South Portland; siblings, Joseph and wife Brenda Hachey of AL, Kathy and husband Harold Young of Cape Elizabeth, Sherry and husband Tom Flemming of OH, Theresa Profenno of NH, Steven Hachey of Gorham, Nancy and husband Larry Thompson of New Gloucester, Jamie Profenno of Standish, and John and wife Mary Profenno of South Portland; many nieces and nephews. A visitation and celebration of Diana's life will be held on Wednesday, December 6, 2017 from 11:00am to 12:00pm at the Conroy-Tully Walker South Portland Chapel, 1024 Broadway. A funeral service will follow at 12:00PM at the chapel. Burial will follow in Calvary Cemetery, Broadway, South Portland. To view Diana's memorial page or to share an online condolence please visit www.ConroyTullyWalker.com Those who wish may make contributions in Diana's memory to: Maine Veterans Home Scarborough, Attn: Volunteer Committee, 290 US Route 1, Scarborough, ME 04074 or South Portland High School Marching Band, 637 Highland Ave., South Portland, ME 04106

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  1. So sad to hear of my good friend Diana’s passing. Still hard to wrap my head around it. My deepest sympathies to Laurie and Sam. Also to Jamie, Stephen and the rest of the family. I’ve known Diana for over 30 years and will always remember her beautiful smile and vibrant personality. She will be greatly missed.

    – Guy Gaudette

  2. Sam and family. I am so sorry to learn of Diana’s passing. My heart weeps for you.
    Donna Gallant

    – Donna Gallant

  3. Sam, Diana was truly a person that helped the VFW and also all
    that I no of. She will be a lost by all that new her as she was loved by all.
    Sam I am lost for words as I know the love that you both had for each other.
    This is sad as I know this hurts you but take all the time you need
    to be with your closest friends & Diana’s as they all loved her and I’m
    sure will help you threw this as much as the can.
    GOD BLESS YOU & YOUR FAMILY if I can be of any help just call me.

    Arthur J. Roy, PSC

    – Arthur J. Roy, PSC

  4. I will miss her energy and the way she took charge. My first memory of Diana was when I first started going to the post 832 and I called her Diane instead of Diana. She let me know quick that it was Diana. I will greatly miss her. God bless and keep my friend in his heart and give her a front row seat in Heaven. She was the heart and soul of our post. You are missed and loved Diana

    Neil shaw

    – Neil Shaw

  5. Diana was always so helpful, as a Driver for R C Moore, she always knew who could help me when I called.
    It was always a pleasure to hear her voice on the phone or see her in person at her desk. My condolences to her family. Jamie, hang in there we are all thinking of you and your family.
    She will be sadly missed.

    – Ricky Plummer

  6. My Prayers and thoughts are with all of you. Diana was a remarkable lady and my heart is so broken over the loss of her. I am very Blessed to have met and worked with her and seeing that beautiful smile and hearing her laughs. Heaven has received a beautiful Angel. I will miss you dearly. Carol Wing

    – Caryl Wing

  7. Diana was the first person I saw every day as I showed up to work at RC Moore. She shared and offered comfort at the loss of my mother and more recent loss when our daughter miscarried.

    Every day she offered a great smile and was always up for a silly joke. She made life more pleasurable for everyone who came in the door and for all who phoned in.

    Daina was went beyond being a co-worker – she was a real friend. She will be greatly missed.

    – Gary Moore

  8. Sam, Jill and I extend our deepest sympathy to you and your family during this time. Our thoughts and prayers will be you all. Brother

    – Maynard Smith

  9. There was a time in my life when I was beat down and broken. Diana and Sam recognized that, and showed that love and care can help one recover from the absolute pits of despair. I wouldn’t be where I am now without their help. I suspect I’m not the only one. Diana, you will be sorely missed.

    – Timbo Belanger

  10. Sam-
    The most painful tears are not the ones that fall from your eyes and cover your face, they’re the ones that fall from your heart and cover your soul.

    Diana always left footprints of kindness wherever she went.

    Sheldon and Kathy Goldman

    – Sheldon and Kathy Goldman


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