Angelo Piscopo

Angelo Francisco Carmine Piscopo, 51, of Cape Coral, Florida, formerly of Tulsa, Oklahoma, passed away peacefully at his home on April 11, 2025.

Born on November 17, 1973, in Tulsa, Oklahoma, Angelo was the beloved son of the late Donald and Carolyn Piscopo. He spent his formative years in Tulsa, attending Marquette Catholic School and Edison Preparatory School. He later continued his education at Cape Coral High School in Florida, Edison Junior College in Fort Myers, and Tulsa Junior College.
Angelo dedicated his life to the construction industry, building a distinguished career that spanned from Tulsa to Key West. Among his many accomplishments, he took immense pride in his contributions to the construction of the Ritz-Carlton on Marco Island, Florida project celebrated with a grand parade honoring. Angelo and his crew. Known for his unwavering work ethic and ability to tackle complex projects, Angelo earned deep respect and admiration throughout his profession.

In his youth, Angelo was an avid athlete, participating in baseball, basketball, long-
distance running, karate, and piano. He was a Boy Scout and cherished outdoor adventures, including camping, fishing, and even whimsical pursuits like hunting for Bigfoot in Georgia's foothills. His adventurous spirit was epitomized by a brave heroic act where he punched a shark in the nose to protect his family.Angelo's passions extended far beyond his profession and sense of adventure. He often looked to the sky in awe, finding wonder in the stars and joy in sharing his knowledge of the universe. A man of deep faith and integrity, he held a profound love for his children, his family, including his beloved dogs, his God, and his country.

He is survived by his loving wife, Monica Piscopo; his children, Stella Piscopo and Angelo Piscopo Jr.; his former wife and first love, Robin Squitieri Piscopo; and their daughters, Alyssa Lynn Piscopo and Gina Lou Piscopo-Newman, along with her husband, Dalton Newman. Angelo also leaves behind his sister, Donna (Piscopo) Doughty, and her husband, Daniel Doughty; nephew, Joseph Doughty, and his wife, Marie; great-nephews, Joseph Doughty Jr. and Jaxon Doughty; and great-niece, Arielle Doughty. He is also survived by his aunts, Louise Piscopo, Mae (Piscopo) D'Amore, and Francis Najera; numerous cousins; and many lifelong friends.

Angelo was preceded in death by his parents, Donald and Carolyn Piscopo; grandparents, Angelo and Josephine Piscopo, and Frank and Eleanor Capra; uncle, Joseph (Joey) Piscopo; uncle, Anthony Piscopo; aunt and godmother, Carmela Hawkins; and aunt, Graceanne Linker.

A celebration of Angelo's life will be announced at a later date in Tulsa, Oklahoma.