Cynthia Ann Polsinelli

After a seven-month battle, CYNTHIA ANN POLSINELLI peacefully let go of this world and went home to be with God on November 3, 2026.

Cindy leaves behind her devoted and loving husband of more than 25 years, Tom; her cherished son, Louie; her beloved grandchildren, Katelyn, Anthony, and Christian; and, of course, her treasured wiener dogs.

She will also be deeply missed by h

er loving sisters, Rayann (Norm) Ranzenbach, Kathy (Mike) Orsini, Julie (Tony) DiGuardi, and Anne (Mike) Lingeman; her brothers-in-law, James Polsinelli, David (Cheryl) Polsinelli, and Rudy (Rita) Polsinelli; and her many nieces and nephews: Justin (Becky), Brandon (Jen), Derek (Kayleigh), Ricky (Angie), Anthony, Taylor (Samantha), Sammy, Nicole (Harrys), Eric (Jillian), and Anthony "AJ". Cindy also adored her many great-nieces and great-nephews. A special thank-you to her cousin, Nancy (Orlando) Aceto-Jaime, for her love and support.

We will be forever grateful for the inspiring strength, courage, and faith with which Cindy carried her cross. Throughout her journey, she faced each day with remarkable dignity and grace. She refused to let her illness define her life. Cindy was determined that the days between treatments would be filled with living life to the fullest. Her motto was to have "fun, fun, fun!" And that is exactly what she did. Whether it was lunch dates, impromptu parties, trips to the casino, shopping adventures, several memorable sister trips, or a family vacation to the Outer Banks, Cindy made every moment count. No matter how she was feeling, she insisted on getting into the pool, going out to dinner, or making a trip to the ice cream and candy store. She wasn't going to let life's challenges steal her joy!

Cindy had a way of bringing happiness wherever she went. At every family gathering or celebration, she was the first to offer her famous lasagna and antipasto tray. Much like her mom, Cindy brought the fun to every party. Her contagious smile, generous spirit, and love of being surrounded by family made every gathering a little brighter and every memory a little sweeter.

Above all, Cindy treasured her time with Tom and was a devoted, loving mom to her precious son, Louie. Family was everything to Cindy, and the love she shared with those closest to her was evident in everything she did.

Cindy, our family and our lives are forever changed because of you. Your strength inspired us, your faith sustained us, your laughter brought us joy, and your love brought us together. While our hearts are broken, we are so grateful for the countless sacred and beautiful memories you leave behind.

We will carry you in our hearts forever, remembering your beautiful smile, your zest for life, and your unwavering determination to make every day count.

Until we meet again, Cindy. We love you always.