Diane Zebroski Armstrong, Formerly Of East Quogue, Dies February 4 - 27 East

Diane Zebroski Armstrong, Formerly Of East Quogue, Dies February 4

author on Mar 23, 2015

Diane Zebroski Armstrong of Ventura, California, died at her home on February 4. She was 63.

Born on September 11, 1951, in East Quogue, she was a Ventura resident for the past 38 years. She was a homemaker and loved to shop.

She is survived by her husband, Dana Armstrong; her mother, Ruth Zebroski of East Quogue; and a brother, Charles Zebroski of Pennsylvania. She was predeceased by her father, John Zebroski.

Ms. Armstrong was cremated and her remains are to be scattered at sea.

A memorial service will be held in East Quogue at a future date.

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