Birth date: Jul 27, 1985 Death date: Apr 2, 2017
Justin Marc DePinto, of Lauderhill, FL, formerly of Cinnaminson, NJ, passed away on April 2, 2017. Born in Secaucus, NJ, Justin was 31 years old. Justin graduated from Cinnaminson High School Class of 2004 and went on to receive h Read Obituary
I remember when we both had off work one day. We deduced to go to a.c. and I said I wasnt spending more than 50$ and soon as we got there I was putting it on red and letting it ride for a few spins. We left with a thousand dollars and almost owed our pants with how hard we were laughing the whole time. Growing up with you and playing soccer together on the same team so many times. I cant even begin to understand that im never gonna hear ur voice again or your laugh. I've lost alot of people to addiction but I have to say that this one hurts on another level. Im gonna miss u so much man. We always kept in contact through everything and I wish u just would have called me to tell me you wete struggling in that moment. You always said to me I had been the voice of reason for u so many times, I wish I could have been in that moment. I love u bro. I've cried so many times so nice finding out and I kno ill be crying alot more in days to come
My heart has been aching since we received that dreaded phone call almost two weeks ago. I still cannot wrap my head around it. I have no idea the pain your parents are carrying around with them. This has been a tremendous loss for us all. Your smile could brighten the world. Your laugh was infectious. You will be missed dearly. Your passing will be something I will never get over. I could only hope that someone will learn from this tragedy. I love you to infinity and beyond, Cuz. I will never forget the obsession you and John had with Pogs and Crazy Bones... ill cherish every memory of you, and ill make sure our Godson will remember you fondly! Miss you every day! Until we meet again, ill carry you in my heart! xoxxo
-Samantha
This past week has been surreal but today it becomes reality. I keep asking myself,” How can a mother & father bury their son?” Growing up in Jersey City, our family went every Sunday to Mass at St. John’s, a beautiful church filled with mosaic, stained glass and marble statues. We always sat on the side near an alcove with a statue of the Pieta, Mary holding the lifeless body of Jesus. As a child, I was always mesmerized by this piece of art but never fully understood the agony etched in her features, that is, until today. Our faith is strong and so is our family. If one member is cut, we all bleed so together we will all heal.
Through tears I viewed the amazing dedication to Justin Marc’s life in the video his family has lovingly created. If I was a stranger viewing this, I would say what a wonderful life, filled with so much love and happiness. As his aunt, I would say what a wonderful nephew, filled with so much kindness and love.
My favorite picture of Justin is of him as a child in the pumpkin patch with a smile to brighten the gloomiest day. I’ll carry this special part of him deep in my heart to lighten my darkest moments.
Be at peace.
Justin was a great friend and neighbor to Matt Deeney, Tim & Jackie Schlindwein & Andrew Sulkowski. They loved playing "night games" and doing crazy dives & cannonballs at the swim club. We are so sorry for your loss and will keep you in our prayers. Susan Schlindwein
To Justin my Nephew. AKA slick.I love you, as Uncle Mike said you were definitely a Slick Dude. I wish I was in your life more there was always fun, laughter, and great times I will miss you, rest in peace Justin.
Uncle Johnny
