Obituaries

Salvatore J. Cina

Passed 03/12/2023

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Obituary For Salvatore J. Cina

Salvatore J. Cina Passed away on Sunday March 12, 2023 Sam died peacefully at home in the care of his wife Eileen and the Norwell VNA. Born in Roxbury to the late Anthony & Gracia Cina. He was the youngest of six, Tina, Joe, Vincie, Matthew and Josie, all deceased. Papa to 20 grandchildren and 23 great grandchildren.

Sam is survived by his six children, Christine and Mario Mandanici of Texas, Carol & Mike McSharry, Margie & Steve Benson of Rockland, Tony and the late Kathleen Cina of Plymouth, Paul & Debra Cina of Hanson and Jeff and Kim Cina of Rockland. He is also survived by his stepchildren Denis, Derek and Dr. Debra Sheehan. He was Grampa to Eileen's 6 grandkids.

Sam was fortunate and thankful to have the comfort of many friends, neighbors and family visit him at home during his hospice care. He enjoyed his daily visits to the Rockland Senior Center where he had many great friends, played cards and fullfilled his role at the puzzle table.

He always enjoyed Sinatra, going to the movies and driving big cars like Lincolns and Caddies. Most of all he loved pasta & sauce! Sam owned South Shore Plastering and will always be known in Rockland as "The Godfather of Plaster"

In lieu of flowers please make a contribution in Sam's name to Rockland Senior Center, Norwell VNA or Holy Family Church.

The Cina family invites friends and loved ones to celebrate Sam’s life on Friday, March 17, 2023 in the Holy Family Church in Rockland at 9:00 AM. Following the Funeral Mass, guests are invited to the Rockland Golf Course, 276 Plain St. Rockland, for a collation in Sam’s honor.

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  • 08/02/2023

    I have fond memories of the time in 1966 when Richie and I visited Boston. Uncle Sammy was a card as Joe might say. All of the family seemed to think it was delightfully funny when Cousin Georgie threw me outside in the snow during a Northeaster. And Uncle Sammy loved retelling the story. I only met him once but I can still see his handsome face and his sparkling eyes and great smile! . He will definitely be remembered!

  • 04/07/2023

    R.I.P. Uncle Sam I was so little when our families were always together but I remember you always kind laughing and telling jokes R.I.P.

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  • 04/07/2023

    I am so happy that I got to know my Great Uncle Sam. We had wonderful talks. It was really nice getting to know him. He shared nice memories about my Dad. He helped me to believe in family again. I will miss him. Love Cindy Joy Cina ( Richie and Becky Cina's. daughter)

  • 03/21/2023

    Sending my condolences to the Cina family. Sorry for the loss of your father. Michelle Garden Hill

  • 03/20/2023

    So sorry for your loss, Eileen and to his family Uncle Sam will always be remembered with a smile and great memories

  • 03/19/2023

    Mr Cina your son Paul looked just like you his whole life. Such a good man n friend. You have raised amazing 6 children n turned into beautiful woman wives n mom n husbands sons n dads all my love n prayers to all of you. I remember Mr. cina always coming to MP when we were kids n always so kind to all of Paul's friends thruout his life n all of his kids friends ❤️🙏❤️RIP Sam

  • 03/17/2023

    I remember Sam, although I was under his employ for a short time I really enjoyed him, fun, charismatic and I could tell he was living life to the fullest. My deepest and sincerest condolences to the family. Victor

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  • 03/16/2023

    I always enjoyed seeing Sal at the Sr Ctr. He loved those puzzles. I had many laughs with him, especially when we played a game called Geronimo. He was always changing his cards and whenever someone won, he would always say "the same people always win" 😊 everyone would laugh, I will miss you (Saly) that was what I always called him 😊

  • 03/16/2023

    I'm so sorry to hear of uncle Sams passing. He loved my dad very much. We all loved him. Thinking of you all my family.

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