Obituary for Alexander J Marotto
Alexander J. Marotto, 92, of North Massapequa, passed away on March 25, 2023.
Loving husband of Carmela Marotto, father and father in law of Charles (Joyce), Anne (Don), John (Joanne), Alex, Richard (Erika). Loving Grandfather of Jonathan (Stephanie), Teresa (Jimmy), Nicole (Paul), Austin (Jamie), Kayla, Rachel, Haley, and Great Grandfather of Stella, Skylar, Kallie and Logan.
Embracing life his passions included but were not limited to, building models, puzzles, reading, donating hand made rosary beads, knitting hats, and Civil War history. Outside of watching his favorite sports teams the NY Mets and NY Rangers, Alexanders' greatest passion was being surrounded by his wife, his children, grand kids, family and friends.
Alexander J. Marotto, a veteran of the Forgotten War, will NEVER be forgotten by his family or the lives he touched as he joins his extended family in heaven.
“Now he belongs to the angels.”
In lieu of flowers, the family requests donations be made to the Wounded Warrior Project:
Loving husband of Carmela Marotto, father and father in law of Charles (Joyce), Anne (Don), John (Joanne), Alex, Richard (Erika). Loving Grandfather of Jonathan (Stephanie), Teresa (Jimmy), Nicole (Paul), Austin (Jamie), Kayla, Rachel, Haley, and Great Grandfather of Stella, Skylar, Kallie and Logan.
Embracing life his passions included but were not limited to, building models, puzzles, reading, donating hand made rosary beads, knitting hats, and Civil War history. Outside of watching his favorite sports teams the NY Mets and NY Rangers, Alexanders' greatest passion was being surrounded by his wife, his children, grand kids, family and friends.
Alexander J. Marotto, a veteran of the Forgotten War, will NEVER be forgotten by his family or the lives he touched as he joins his extended family in heaven.
“Now he belongs to the angels.”
In lieu of flowers, the family requests donations be made to the Wounded Warrior Project: