Tina Marie (Fiorvanti) Falls

Tina Marie (Fiorvanti) Falls August 20, 1970 - August 26, 2026

Tina Marie Falls, 56, of Woonsocket, Rhode Island, passed away on August 26, 2026, at Landmark Medical Center in Woonsocket. Born on August 20, 1970, Tina was from Framingham, Massachusetts before making Woonsocket her home.

Tina was a devoted mother, grandmother, daughter, and friend whose greatest joy in life was her family. She was the proud mother of six children and embraced motherhood with her entire heart. Above all else, Tina cherished being a grandmother. Her grandchildren held a very special place in her heart, and she treasured every opportunity to spend time with them, make memories, and watch them grow.

Tina was the glue of her family. She was the person who brought everyone together, kept the family connected, and made sure there was always a reason to gather. Whether it was a holiday, a family celebration, or simply spending an ordinary day together, Tina had a way of making those moments feel important. Her presence brought warmth and familiarity, and her family was never quite the same when she wasn't in the room.

Known for her gentle and loving nature, Tina was someone who seemed to have a place in her heart for everyone. She was often described as "everyone's mom" the person people could turn to, laugh with, and feel comfortable around. She was kind, welcoming, and had a way of making people feel loved. Those who knew Tina will remember that there truly was not a mean bone in her body.

Tina found happiness in the simple pleasures of life. She loved shopping, Disney, television, collecting knick-knacks, and, most of all, Christmas. The holiday season held a special kind of magic for Tina because she was the one who created that magic for everyone around her. She brought the excitement, warmth, traditions, decorations, and togetherness that made the holidays feel like home. Christmas was never simply a date on the calendar when Tina was around, it was a feeling she created, especially for her children and grandchildren. She found her greatest joy in seeing the happiness on their faces and making the holidays memorable for the people she loved.

Tina also had a personality and sense of humor that made her unmistakably herself. She was known for affectionately calling out the names of her children and grandchildren before adding, "That's ____for ya." Among her other memorable sayings were, "Does it look like I care?" and, "Don't ever say I never gave ya nothing." These familiar expressions, delivered in Tina's own unmistakable way, are among the little pieces of her that will live on in the memories of those who knew and loved her.

One of Tina's greatest accomplishments was her six children, whom she loved deeply and was immensely proud of. But her legacy extends far beyond the number of children she raised. It lives in the famill.y she held together, the grandchildren she adored, the ttraditions she created, and the love she gave so freely to those around her.

Tina is survived by her mother, Patricia Nutting; and her father James Fiorvanti, her separated husband, Justin B. Falls Sr.; and her longtime former partner, Jarrod M. Croteau.

She is also survived by her six children and their families: Jesse, his girlfriend Hannah, and their daughter Aubrey; Justin B. Falls Jr.; Dustin, Hazel who Dustin shared from a former relationship. His wife Maggie, and their children Rihanna-Noel and Winter-Rose; Cody, his wife Iduvina, and their children Joel and Ximena; Kyle, his wife Nicole, and their daughters Isabella and Sofia; Daughter Haylee J. Croteau.

Tina was preceded in death by Charlie "Chip" Plourde, Who he is survived by wife Kathy Plourde as well as her beloved dogs Princess and Daisy, and grandpups Max and Flo Flo. Sabrina and Bruno remains lovingly remembered by the family. She loved them all very much. Tina was cremated on September 3, 2026, at J.F. Skeffington Funeral Home & Cremations.

Though her life was far too short, Tina leaves behind a lasting legacy of love, laughter, family, and memories. She will be remembered as a devoted mother, an adoring grandmother, a loving daughter, and a friend to many, but perhaps most of all, as the glue that held her family together.

She was the heart behind so many family memories, the laughter in the room, the person who made everyone feel at home, and the one who created the magic of the holiday seasons. Her traditions, her sayings, her laughter, and most importantly, her love will continue through the children and grandchildren who meant the world to her.

And in the years to come, when Christmas lights glow, familiar traditions return, and family gathers together, her loved ones will remember Tina. The woman who made those moments feel magical, the woman who brought everyone together, and the woman whose love held her family close.

"Don't ever say I never gave ya nothing."

Arrangements have been entrusted to Skeffington Funeral Home and Cremations, 925 Chalkstone Avenue, Providence, RI.

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