I met Mr. Larry Cinelli years ago at Prospect Heights Care Center and remember what a great person he was with everyone at the center- his sense of humor was contagious and he always made me feel at home. He always had a smile on his face, and once even plowed my car out of the snow. I left the facility but a few years later we bumped into each other and he wished me well with that big welcoming smile as he shared that he was retiring. I am saddened to hear of his passing and extend my condolences to all of his family by sharing my experience with such a great man as Mr. Cinelli. So just know that you will truly be missed but never forgetten. God bless you Mr. Cinelli and I know you will take your big smile and sense of humor to heaven.

I worked with Larry a total of 9 years. He was a mentor to me as well as a friend. He made me laugh all the time and was just one of the sweetest people I’ve known.

I had the privilege and pleasure to work with Larry at Regent Care Center not only was he the ultimate food service professional,mentor and teacher to many up and coming food service directors,he was always full of life ,love and laughter. My condolences to the entire Cinelli family.Rest in Peace Larry you are in my thoughts and prayers.

Larry was one of the first people I met when I started in long term care in 1990 ! he was always someone I looked up to and considered a good friend. In the world of healthcare which is always changing, Larry was always so steady , helpful and found a way to keep us all laughing and having fun with it. Larry was a “giver” , he seemed to enjoy making sure we were all having a good day… a joke, a laugh or a great lunch !! The world has lost this good soul far too soon. Larry – Rest in peace and my condolences to the Cinelli family

My husband Dominick and I are very saddened to hear of Larry’s death.
Larry as a young man worked at our bakey (Restuccia s bakery in Singac,N.J) . My husband said he was a hard worker.
He was also a dear sweet man and wI’ll be greatly missed.
Kathleen Restuccia

Larry was someone you met in life and are all the more richer for it. I will never forget your kindness, generosity and mostly your terriffic sense of humor!! Larry will be missed by many and condolence to your children, grandchildren and entire family. When I grow older and think of the “good old days”, you shall surely be a part of those memories!

I met Larry so many years ago through his friend, Dennis. We had years and years of many wonderful times and what we called “Big Chill” parties and weekends at the New Jersey Shore. We were like family. Lost touch with Larry when he moved to PA. but have been thinking about him for past month or so as I knew he was turning 70 in March and I turned 70 in April. I am so so sad that he is gone. He was someone that touched your life in so many good ways and you would never forget him. I just was telling my friend how I had been thinking about him and she told me to Google him, so I did and it brought me to here. My thoughts and prayers are with his sons, grandchildren and the entire Cinelli family. Rest in Peace, Dear Friend, Always in my mind and in my heart.

Larry was truly one of the most generous men l ever knew.

My heart broke when my uncle past away and my mom is inconsolable at 87 but we remember you Judy and the wonderful times you shared with him thankyou for being part of the happy times