Theodore L. Pittinaro

Mr. Pittinaro was my science teacher in 1987. He loved to laugh and I don't ever remember him yelling at us... not even when I started a fire in lab! Keep on reaching, Mr. P! Rest peacefully.

If anybody has ever lived their life to the fullest that would be Mr.P If you ever sat down with him and listened to his stories of his life, his many stories LOL because there´s a lot of them and he loved to tell them. That´s when you realize what an amazing life he lived he really did. An absolute pleasure to have known him and my condolences to the entire family.

We were so sorry to hear about Ted and his illness. We hope blessings will be on all of you as you experience this great loss. We both have such wonderful memories of him when we were at your home. Our love goes out to you.

I met Mr. Pittinaro at the hockey rink while watching my son and he was watching Tyler, what a pleasure to get to know! We talked about any and all foods Italian and my East Rochester roots. I looked forward to seeing him at the games. I knew him for only a short time but it felt like a lifetime. My condolences to the entire family. Jim

I have fond memories of your father being my teacher. We did a experiment once where my hair stuck up straight with static! He just thought it was the funniest thing ever and never let me forget it. Great man very sorry for your loss. RIP Mr. Pitt you were a great man

About 15 years ago we moved next door to two truly loving and caring people, and even better to share a friendship with them. We will miss you Ted, and are so grateful to have known you. We appreciate and are thankful for so many wonderful memories. And we will continue to share you and memories with Deklan as he grows.

Dr. Pittinaro and Marlene, we are very sorry to hear of the passing of your dear brother. Please accept our sincere condolences for your loss. Love, the Gaudino Family

Please know I am sending love and prayers to the entire Pittinaro family. I can´t tell how much I enjoyed seeing your dad/grandfather at the YMCA. He tried to practice his sign language with me every time I ran into him and would be so proud of Tyler and Chloe. He would tell me how tall they were getting and how well they did in sports. He was the "mayor" at the YMCA and would make his rounds chatting with all his friends. It was truly a pleasure to know him. I am so sorry for your loss.