April 17, 2015
Gentile, Christina
Christina (DiDonato) Gentile died unexpectedly on Monday, April 13, 2015 at her home in Wrentham. She was 44. Christina was born July 12, 1970 in Boston, Massachusetts, a daughter of Angelo Paul and Barbara Felicia (Marinelli) DiDonato. She worked as a hospice home healthcare worker. In addition to her mother, who lives in Foxboro, Christina is survived by her husband, Donald Anthony Gentile; her two daughters, Summer Amelia Gentile and Chasey Dawn Gentile, both of Dedham; her sister, Deborah Valanzola, and her husband Albano, of York, Maine; and her two brothers, David DiDonato, and his wife Mary, of Dedham, and Peter DiDonato, and his wife Donna, of Mansfield. Visiting hours will be held Monday, April 20th from 10 am until noon at the Folsom Funeral Home, 87 Milton Street, Dedham. A funeral service will be held at noon Monday in the funeral home. Interment will be private.
Comments(9)
I loved you since the day you were born. You were a ball of sunshine. Nana and DoDo were so delighted by you. I still see those deep dimples and beautiful smile. Aunties were absolutely in love with you. You gave Ma such joy when we needed it the most. I will love you forever baby sister. You know we called you the baby till you were about sixteen ..haha. Keep smiling and know you were loved.
Your Big Sister Debbie
rest in peace my beautiful friend. Breaking my heart to read this obituary you will always be in my heart and I will think of you everyday. Love you girl. Friends forever ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
You made so many people happy throughout the years. We are all going to miss you so much. I never got to thank you for the presents you sent me and my daughter Maddy. I’ll hold them dear forever. I remember when I was 5, you were the first person to give me real makeup at cape cod with summer there and it was my first favorite day. You were my mothers soul mate and now summer is mine, 6 months apart from each other. I know you’ll keep watch over your family and we all love and miss you very much. You touched a lot of hearts in your life and you were so beautiful and too young to go. I miss you very much. Thank you for all you’ve done for me growing up. Rest in peace.
Love, Deanna
I am so sorry to hear of Christina’s passing.. Please know that you are all in my thoughts. Please also find comfort in my belief that she is at peace with God and that he will take very good care of her. I have not seen Christina in many years but have very fond memories. My heart is very heavy today. RIP Christina. Beautiful Christina.
In respect to the DiDonato,
I just got news of this tragic incident. .
I loved Christina very much.. We were very close friends as kids..This loss is a absolutely so sad. My heart and thoughts are with you all.. Christina may you rest peace !
I am so profoundly saddened to hear of Christina’s passing. Summer: we so appreciate you taking the time to reach out to Matt on facebook to let us know.
Christina: I will always be grateful for all those daycare years – knowing that Matt and Jenna were safe and happy in your care during my work week. You always made them feel like part of your family. I feel sad that we lost touch over the last several years, but will always remember you as a good friend and feel lucky to have known you.
Summer & Chasey: Your mother loved you dearly. Know that her grace and guidance will follow you through your life’s journey.
Rest in Peace, Christina
i will miss you my lovely daughter…..my friend…my flesh and blood……go with nana and dodo and aunties and meet your father ……rest in peace my love……will always love you…am comforted by knowing i will see you again in the love of Jesus……….
You are a ray of sunshine now relieved of all these earthly burdens. You will be missed
God bless you and know you have touched many lives.