Cynthia A. Resta-Boiano

Cynthia A. Resta-Boiano of League City (64), formerly of Valencia, Pennsylvania passed away unexpectedly on May 22, 2021 at UTMB Galveston.

She was born on November 25, 1956 to Stephen and Gloria Resta.  She graduated from Mars High School in 1974 then earned her degree in Psychology from Millersville State College.  Following graduation, she moved to Texas where she spent over 30 years in the pharmaceutical industry and held various positions for Schering-Plough, AmGen, Helsinn, and Merck in the Houston metro area where she specialized in oncology over the years.

Cindy was preceded in death by her mother Gloria and several aunts and uncles.

Cindy is survived by her spouse and best friend for 32 years, Margaret A. Boiano also of League City.  In addition, she is survived by her father, Stephen; brother, Stephen; sister, Valerie all of Pennsylvania; and brother, Lee of Virginia.  Cindy is also survived by brothers-in-law, Anthony (Connie) Boiano and James Boiano; and sisters-in-law, Mary Ann Boiano and Rose Marie (Mark) Errico all of Pennsylvania.  Cindy’s nephews and nieces included Antonette, Kerry, Samantha, Dustin, & Delaney Jones; Michael, Sarah, Anthony, & Mia Boiano; Nicole, Ron, Sofia, & Roman Molinaro; Nadine, Greg, Lidia, & Vivian Butler; Angela, Aaron, Austin, Abram, & Archer Fetty; and Mark, Liane, & Livianna Errico as well as many cousins.

Cindy loved her family dearly and treasured her many lifelong friendships.  She was a warm, caring, and generous soul and her many acts of kindness will never be forgotten.  Cindy enjoyed life to the fullest. She loved to travel, enjoyed boating, and had many fur babies including Milo who misses her every day.  She will remain a light in the hearts of those who were lucky enough to have known her.

Arrangements have been entrusted to the Crowder Funeral Home in Leage City.  Memorial services will be held later in Texas and in Pennsylvania at the convenience of the family.

Cindy dedicated herself to several medical causes. Since May is both Mental Health and Stroke awareness month which she was passionate for both, in lieu of flowers, those who wish to donate in Cindy’s memory in honor of her lifelong advocacy are encouraged to remember either the NAMI of Greater Houston, 9401 Southwest Freeway, Suite 1234, Houston, TX 77074 or to the American Stroke Association, P.O. Box 840692, Dallas, TX 75284.

In addition, she would ask for everyone to treat each other with kindness and respect and to hug your loved ones often.

16 comments

  1. Rest In Peace our dear sister-in-law. Heaven has received a special angel. We have shared many memories. You will always be in our hearts and never forgotten. We will love you forever.
    Mark and Rose

    Mark and Rose Errico
  2. We love you so much Aunt Cindy. You are so missed but we will live life as you would have wanted us to, laughing, loving and being kind to each other. We are so lucky to have had you even if it feels much too short. We will always live life to the fullest in your memory. We have a wonderful angel to watch over us and help remind us of all the good things in this life.

    Nicole and Ron Molinaro
  3. Thank you Aunt Cindy for loving us and always making sure we had the best time with you. Thank you for the hugs. Thank you for your smile. We will never forget you. Miss you forever but you are our angel now.

    Sofia and Roman Molinaro
  4. We love you Aunt Cindy. Thanks for the hugs and thanks for your smile. You always made sure we had so much fun. We miss you so much. You will be our angel forever.

    Sofia and Roman Molinaro
  5. We miss you everyday Aunt Cindy. Our time with you feels much too short, but we are so lucky to have had you in our lives. We will live each day like you would have wanted us to: laughing, loving, and being kind to each other. Thank you for your love and your kindness and your heart. You will never be forgotten because your love and light will live in our hearts forever. Truly a special person on and now a beautiful angel to watch over us.

    Nicole and Ron Molinaro
  6. Aunt Cindy we love you so much and miss you everyday. Thank you for your hugs and your smile and always making sure we had fun with you. You are our angel now.

    Sofia and Roman Molinaro
  7. Sincere condolences to all the extended Resta and Boiano families.

    Jeffrey Hoover, D.M.D.
  8. Although our hearts are broken, we are sure that God had a plan and needed you with him. We shared so many good times and will always remember you with a smile and a warm hug. You were such a special sister-in-law and touched each and every one of us in such a special way. We will miss you more than words can say.
    Prayers and love to Margaret and the Resta family.

    Anthony & Connie Boiano
  9. A very wise person once wrote….

    “The greatest gift you can give someone is your time”

    Sayings like these ring true when talking about Cindy. Her time was so valuable because she was so loved. Getting her time meant more because she was constantly in demand. People like her allow us into their lives and our lives become become better, strictly because she gave us her “time”.

    She was truly a blessing in this world and we are all better for knowing her.

    With Love,
    The Fetty Family

    Aaron, Angela, Austin, Abram & Archer Fetty
  10. You were my sunshine, my life, my everything!

    Margaret
  11. We love and miss you so much Aunt Cindy. Thank you for being so kind, caring, and thoughtful. We will always remember all of the good times and adventures we experienced with you. From helping us learn to wake board to times as simple as enjoying a glass of champagne together. You will be in our hearts forever.

    Mark, Liane, and Livianna
  12. I’m going to miss my big sister terribly and still can’t believe she is gone. I could always count on her when I needed her.

    Margaret/Connie/Rose — thanks so much for helping me get through this. My condolences to you and the extended Boiano family.

    Lee Resta
  13. Cindy has been a dear friend of mine for 25 years. She has always been there for me. I am so fortunate that she trained me for my first job. I will never forget how caring & patient she was with during the training, and she ended up being a mentor for me ever since.
    I miss her so much already. She was truly a shining light of love, compassion and generosity in this world.

    Amy Brooks
  14. I will keep in my heart your beautiful smile you gave every time you opened the door for me all those Thursday mornings. Von Voyage Cindy

    Beatrice
  15. Cindy was a dear, dear friend and my heart is broken. I can still hear her laugh, see the twinkle in her eyes. I will miss her and know that we now have a beautiful angel in heaven watching out for us. Love & prayers to you, Margaret, and we will always be here for you. Love, Carol

    Carol Dorsey
  16. Our love ones leave us with sadness in our hearts but we are comforted knowing that Cindy is an angle watching over us from above. You, your Kindness and giving heart will never be forgotten.

    Love Beth and Bobby

    Beth Perry

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