Martino A. Pietroforte

Martino A. Pietroforte, 68, of Satellite Beach Florida, passed away on 17 August 2024 at Vitas Healthcare in Rockledge.
Martino A. Pietroforte, who was also known as Marty, was born on October 8, 1955 in Oceanside Long Island, NY to Vito Francis Pietroforte and Nora Margaret Kalaygian. Martino graduated from Oceanside High School in 1973.
In April of 1976 Martino A. Pietroforte proudly joined the United States Air Force, where he served with honor and distinction for 18 and a half years. He was stationed at Edwards, Bitburg Air Base, Homestead and Patrick Air Force Base. Martino A, Pietroforte earned the rank of Technical Sergeant and was awarded numerous commendations/medals, including National Defense, Air Force Good Conduct, Air Force Achievement medal, AF Outstanding Unit award, and Air Force Commendation medal.
After retiring from the Air Force in August 1994, Marty Pietroforte continued to work various jobs however what he enjoyed the most until he could no longer work, was working on Aircrafts which was his specialty.
Marty A. Pietroforte was known for his talented hands, building additions to his home and cabin as well as keeping a beautiful landscape. He loved going to his cabin in the mountains of North Carolina, fishing, riding motorcycles, watching Fox News and always joking around. His love for his wife and family was deep. He is survived by his spouse Alina M. Pietroforte, sons Martino C. Pietroforte, Gino P. Pietroforte and his spouse Leanna, daughter Leyna R. Brennskag and her spouse John, stepdaughter Genise Reed and her spouse Waylend, stepson Carlos J Urrutia and his spouse Alexis, his grandchildren Martino, Dominic, Anthony, Jaelyn, Jaydon, Gianna, Jayden, and Cayleb. Sister Maria L. Freda and her spouse Dominic, and Brother James V. Pietroforte.
A Celebration of Life will be held on 30 August, 2024 at 6:30 pm with full military honors conducted at Beach Funeral home in Satellite Beach, FL.
Martino A. Pietroforte (Marty) will be deeply missed by his wife, family, friends, and all who knew and loved him. He leaves behind a legacy of service to his country, loyalty, love, and devotion to his family and friends. In lieu of flowers, please make donations to The Brevard Alzheimer's Association https://brevardalz.org/ or The Florida Department of Veteran Affairs https://www.floridavets.org/