My condolences to the Cinelli family it was a privilege to know John in our younger days he was a fine man and all ways had a smile on his face Tony Basso Holy cross class of 68 Aquinas class of 72
I know this is a very sad time and we mourn the loss of John Cinelli.
Often sadness is all that I can feel.
But I think you know as well as I that is probably not what John would want for his loved ones.
And while John faced many hardships and challenges, he faced them every day with a stoic determination that I often marvel at.
When I can calm my thoughts and lift my spirit up off the floor, and look objectively at the man I knew – really in many ways John was very lucky.
First, he was an amazing man. His intellect, and especially his memory was astonishing. That is truly a gift.
He was a financial wizard, and helped his family every chance he could.
And he has 2 sons that any man would be so very proud of, and a wife that stood by his side at every bump and hard turn in the road. Now those are 2 gifts that truly made John a very rich man indeed and gave him a full life.
Additionally, he had many great friends that he touched along the way.
So while we mourn his passing, I think John would ask we remember the good times most of all and celebrate the man we all loved.
To remember his sense of humor and quick wit. He could expertly quote Star Trek and from the 3 Stooges. He would do “integration by parts” for fun!! Fun! And i will miss that contagious laugh.
John was the “spiritual leader” of the dynamics team and he will be sorely missed.
Rest in peace my friend.
To John’s entire family. So sorry for your loss. John and I went to AQ together.
You are all in my thoughts and prayers.
Rest in peace my friend.
Terry
My condolences to the Cinelli family it was a privilege to know John in our younger days he was a fine man and all ways had a smile on his face Tony Basso Holy cross class of 68 Aquinas class of 72
I know this is a very sad time and we mourn the loss of John Cinelli.
Often sadness is all that I can feel.
But I think you know as well as I that is probably not what John would want for his loved ones.
And while John faced many hardships and challenges, he faced them every day with a stoic determination that I often marvel at.
When I can calm my thoughts and lift my spirit up off the floor, and look objectively at the man I knew – really in many ways John was very lucky.
First, he was an amazing man. His intellect, and especially his memory was astonishing. That is truly a gift.
He was a financial wizard, and helped his family every chance he could.
And he has 2 sons that any man would be so very proud of, and a wife that stood by his side at every bump and hard turn in the road. Now those are 2 gifts that truly made John a very rich man indeed and gave him a full life.
Additionally, he had many great friends that he touched along the way.
So while we mourn his passing, I think John would ask we remember the good times most of all and celebrate the man we all loved.
To remember his sense of humor and quick wit. He could expertly quote Star Trek and from the 3 Stooges. He would do “integration by parts” for fun!! Fun! And i will miss that contagious laugh.
John was the “spiritual leader” of the dynamics team and he will be sorely missed.
Rest in peace my friend.