Robert Cincotta

May God hold you in his arms Rob.. Prayers for your family at this most difficult time.

Rob rest easy, we lost a beautiful soul, funny and kind… you will always be remembered. 🙏 Justine Friedman Coffey

Rest peacefully sweet Bobby..I’ll always remember how you made me laugh.

Bob, my dear friend, I will miss you so much. You brought so much light into my life with your sweet & (shared) corny ways. I’ll miss our phone calls, texts, laughs & arguments alike, but know that I will see you again. I am so proud of you, You were such a trooper through this last year and I will always admire you for your courage & awesome attitude through it all. Know that I will protect & love our beautiful daughter, Holly knowing that you’ll be doing the same from where you are. We couldn’t ask for a better guardian angel. Love and miss you :*….til we meet again.

Bob, Thank you for always making us all laugh, and for always greeting everyone with a smile. Thank you for being such a good father to my best friend and sister. You lit the room up every time you came around. You always helped when it was needed. I remember being so excited every time I saw you when I was younger… i will never forget you, and I will love you forever. You are so special and I am so thankful for every second I have ever spent with you ❤️ Rest In Peace to such a special man. Love, little lee

Hi everyone, I am devastated to say that my father Rob Cincotta has lost his year long battle against a rare form of cancer called t-cell lymphoma. He was a fighter and went through 4 different types of treatments, in addition to having multiple lengthy stays at the Memorial Sloan Kettering hospital in NYC. He remained positive, optimistic, and his quirky, silly self the entire time. He became a favorite among the nurses, making them laugh and telling them to “stop working so hard”. He was just 58 years young and had so much life ahead of him still. He had dreams of visiting California one day, we talked about making plans when the cancer disappeared. He lived a simple life but had such a big impact on the people he came into contact with. Whether it was an old coworker or friends from HS he kept in touch with, his neighbors, or his family, especially me. He loved playing the asphalt car game and was really good at it, he kept meticulous track of all his stock trades, and he loved just flying his model airplane and rebuilding it when it would catch in a tree. He loved his dog, Panda, along with most animals he came into contact with. My dad taught me how to cook, clean, be independent and never pay anyone to do my yard work (lol), and to always be positive and to not “stress out”. Sometimes that would get me more stressed Lol… My dad was larger than life. Had no enemies (i always admired him for that) and lived a great life. I spent the day with him Friday into Saturday and left 5 hours prior to him passing and I would like to ensure everyone, he was so peaceful and comfortable and not in any pain at all. It’s hard to comprehend that just 2 weeks ago we were laughing and watching tv together and he was telling me how much he loved me. We had a special bond, one that can’t be explained through words. I called him poppyseed and he made up weird nicknames like strawberry shortcake poptart joy for me. We shared the same sense of weird humor and I always appreciated that. He taught me to never take life too seriously, to never take shit from anyone, and to always be “classy.” I love you dad, and I know we will meet again and that you are here with me now, as my guardian angel. I feel so much relief knowing you aren’t in pain anymore and I can imagine you smiling at me telling me “it’s okay holl, don’t cry, i’ll always be here”. The entirety of my life he put me on a pedestal and never wanted me to worry for him. My dad was a great man and my best friend. I know he’s enjoying his time with grandma & grandpa, and I know we will meet again…

Rob was a friend from my childhood. All the memories I have of him are special to me. I can’t think of a single person that didn’t adore him. My first neighborhood crush. He was funny, kind, happy and had such a sweet smile. It’s no wonder we would all end up at his house all hours of the day and night. Although it’s been too many years too count since I saw him last, I will never forget him and the impact he made in my life. Rest In Peace Rob. Love you ❤️

So sorry for the loss of Robert, to Hollee and the whole family. I only met him once, when he came to help set up Leah’s furniture. He was so kind and helpful and positive, and he had come out of his way to do it. I’m sure he was an incredible and loving father and family member.

RIP prayers to the family ❤️ So sorry for your loss

Miss you more everyday, Dad. Hope your first birthday in heaven was a nice one. I know you were up there with grandma and grandpa having a great time. Love you so much.

Had a dream about you last night, thank you for visiting! It was great to see you. I love you.