Natividad (Naty) Molina Cintron was born in Orocovis, Puerto Rico on December 23rd, 1938. She was preceded in death by her adoring husband Modesto Cintron and loving daughter Lourdes (Angel) Cintron Sanchez. She is survived by her daughters Zoraida Cintron Morales (Juan), Evelyn Cintron (Jeffrey), her five grandchildren Angel (Milmari), Erica, Lauren, Christine (Michael) and Daniel (Kate), and eight great grandchildren Eliana, Mikayla, Christian, Adelaide, Bernadette, Lucas, Margherita and Maria Faustina. She is also survived by four sister and three brothers. Natividad came to Philadelphia with her husband and three young daughters in 1964 for a better life in the states. While in Philadelphia she and her husband worked hard towards having their own successful businesses in food and clothing. Her work ethic and dedication to her family and work was without measure. She had many passions which included gardening, displaying flowers, dressing up, and jewelry making, but her greatest love and passion was spending time with her grandchildren and great-children. Services are Private at St Peter the Apostle. In lieu of flowers contributions in Natividad’s name may be made to the charity of your choice.
Natividad (Naty) Molina Cintron was born in Orocovis, Puerto Rico on December 23rd, 1938. She was preceded in death by her adoring husband Modesto Cintron and loving daughter Lourdes (Angel) Cintron Sanchez. She is survived by her daughters Zoraida Cintron Morales (Juan), Evelyn Cintron (Jeffrey), her five grandchildren Angel (Milmari), Erica, Lauren, Christine (Michael) and Daniel (Kate), and eight great grandchildren Eliana, Mikayla, Christian, Adelaide, Bernadette, Lucas, Margherita and Maria Faustina. She is also survived by four sister and three brothers. Natividad came to Philadelphia with her husband and three young daughters in 1964 for a better life in the states. While in Philadelphia she and her husband worked hard towards having their own successful businesses in food and clothing. Her work ethic and dedication to her family and work was without measure. She had many passions which included gardening, displaying flowers, dressing up, and jewelry making, but her greatest love and passion was spending time with her grandchildren and great-children. Services are Private at St Peter the Apostle. In lieu of flowers contributions in Natividad’s name may be made to the charity of your choice.