In loving memory of

Ruthann McGinn
December 22, 1945 - April 10, 2019

Ruthann Cronin McGinn 73, of Ft. Lauderdale FL, and Hampton NH, formally of Weymouth and Cape Cod Ma passed away April 10th 2019, with her loving sisters Joan and Jean by her side.

Ruthann was born in Boston, MA on December 22nd 1945 to Mary and Paul Cronin who preceded her in death. Ruthann's best friend and husband, James F. McGinn also preceded her in death.

She leaves behind a grieving family, who loved her for her wonderful spirit, her great sense of humor, her competitive nature, especially in cards, her love for her favorite sports teams, the Patriots and the Red Sox, and especially her kindness and generosity to her family and friends.

She is survived by her stepson Patrick McGinn of Scituate MA, her sisters Joan Paske of Pittsburgh PA and Jean Shaw of Hampton NH, her brother Paul Cronin also from Hampton NH, and two brothers in Law, Matthew Paske and Dann Shaw, her niece Kara Siegel, her nephews Justin Paske and James Cronin, and four grand nieces and nephews who will miss their Auntie very much.

Thank for the joy you brought into our lives. You will be greatly missed. The family requests donations in memory of Ruthann be made to Dana Farber Cancer Foundation, www.dana-farber.org.

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Eileen & George wrote on Apr 18, 2019:

"Ruthann was a sweetheart! She found the good in everyone. She treated all with kindnesses, respect and a smile. She loved the Patriots, the Red Sox, a good joke, pinot grigio and scoobies at Coconuts. .we will miss my cousin dearly. "

Barbara Reilly wrote on Apr 15, 2019:

"Ruthann was the ?punniest? person I have ever met!! We always looked to Ruthann for an hysterical, off the cuff, pun!! The funniest story was the day she decided to make a 30 minute Rachel Ray recipe. As Ruthann told us, she used every pot, pan, bowl and utensil in the kitchen. Some of which, she admitted, she didn?t know she had or what they were used for!! It took her 3 hours, a mess in the kitchen that too hours to clean up and in the end, it didn?t taste all that good!! It was the funniest story and Ruthann could not get through it without cracking up !!!! We love you Ruthann and it gives me comfort to know you are home with Jim. Love always. "