Timothy Joseph Marino

Timothy Joseph Marino of North Huntington PA transitioned from labor to reward on Wednesday, July 8, 2026, though his transition leaves a great void in the lives of his family we come together in unity to express not only our sorrow, but also our gratitude for the life he lived in many lives. He touched his legacy of love family hard work, and dedication. will continue to live on through hearts of all who knew him and loved him.

Tim was the oldest child born to the union of Paul, Ralph Marino and Joyce Carmel Wright on December 15, 1961 in McKeesport PA. He was one of three children. He remained in North Huntington PA until graduating from Norwin high school later attending deVry University from 1981 to 1983 studying electronic technology Tim was a dedicated hard-working man who served many years as a service manager at Wilson/Aunt Strawn later owning his own company CCQ during the time working for Wilson/and Strong he married his grade school, sweetheart Whitney Martin. God bless their union with two children Jessica Lynn, born October 1986, and Jacob Dillon, born February 1988

Tim was very outgoing he loved to hunt fish. He loved the beach and sunsets flying kites spending time with his fur babies. Tim also loved football and baseball. His favorite teams were the Pittsburgh Steelers Pittsburgh Pirates. Tim was proceeded in death by his grandparents, Frank Wright, and birth of Myers of Elizabeth Township his other grandparents,Ralph(Pug) Marino and Elizabeth Bruner from Duquesne Pa his parents Paul, Ralph Marino, Joyce, Carmel, Wright, Marino, Brother, Kenneth, Anthony Marino, his uncle Gerald, Jerry Wright, and his granddaughter, Isabella Rose Prosdocimo

Tim leaves to cherish his precious memory, his daughter, Jessica, Lynn, and Anthony Prosdocimo and there are two beautiful daughters his granddaughters Lucy, Rose and Cecilia Rose Prosdocimo of Murrysville, PA, his son, Jacob, Dillon, Marino of Santa Ana, California his sister Kelly, Don Marino of Toronto, Ohio, his uncle Bernard Marino of North Huntington and Frank Wright of Indiana as well as his longtime loyal furry friend bubbles in Toronto, Ohio

His memory will remain a blessing. His legacy will continue through generations, and the love he gave will never be forgotten.

Ecclesiastes : 3: 1-2

Jeremiah 29:11

Psalms: 23:1-6

Poem

Don’t remember me with sadness

Don’t remember me with tears remember all the laughter, we’ve shared throughout the years

Now I am contented that my life it was worthwhile knowing when I passed along the way I made somebody smile when you were walking down the street and you’ve got me on your mind. I’m walking in your footsteps only a half a step behind so please don’t be unhappy just because I’m out of sight. Remember that I’m with you each morning noon and night until we meet again

From the family

We think about you always we talk about you still, you will never be forgotten and you never will. We hold you close within our hearts and there you will remain to walk and guide us through our lives until we meet again.