Birth date: Jun 20, 1941 Death date: Jan 16, 2021
Arthur T. Pisano, “Art”, of Liverpool and formerly Ft. Lauderdale, Florida passed away on Saturday, January 16, 2021 from complications of Covid-19 and pneumonia. He was born in Schenectady, NY, son of the late Benjamin and Celia Read Obituary
Dear Pisano family - Cousin Debra from Delaware is extending thoughts and prayers to all. I truly remember Art's smile and laughter. I remember my trips to upstate to visit, even though few and far between. Arthur will always be remembered in my heart. Love and HIUGS to ALL. Sincerely, Debbi (Pisano) Abbott
Gloria and I truly enjoyed working with u at Honda City.
I met Arthur through Donald and Brian and he instantly became a part of our family. He was always the life of our parties and get togethers. Eventually, he referred to me as his "chickadee" and every time I saw him he would greet me with "how's my chickadee?" Arthur was like a brother to me and he will be missed terribly. There was nobody like him and no one can ever take his place.
May all of the cherished memories everyone has of Arthur bring you through this difficult time.
I would to give my deepest sympathy to all of Art's family and close friends. As for me he sold me cars since 1973 when he was at Pat Bombard Buick. After that he was selling cars for his former manager at Pat Bombard who went on his own business.
He sold me the first Honda Prelude in the Syracuse area. My family ,specially my mother loved Art and he admired my mother
My Dad was a union person and back then foreign cars where vu do to own." Buy
cars made in America he would say"
In the show one day, Art and I where talking about the car and my dad was walking around the car and looking at it up and down all over the car and checking how it was aligned.
I never forget Art's words to me. "What in the hell is your father doing out there". I said never mind let him be. After surveilling the car, my dad came in his office and said " I don't believe the Prelude lines up perfectly". Art and laughed.
Since that time I have bought nine cars from Art with a total of 13 cars from Honda City.
I would love to bring my parents with me every time I pick up mynew car so they could see Art. We would kiss and hug every time we saw each other and it was such joy for me
to look forward and visit with him. He had a super personality beyond anyone one I knew.
He made buying a care a pleasure. He was knowledgeable in every aspect of Honda vehicles. My heart is broken for all the memories we shared together. He will always have a place in my heart along with my parents. Memories like that will always be with me.May
he have eternal rest in heaven for I know he is with my parents. God bless you Art and may you rest in Peace
Love you
Mike Greco
Jim and I had the pleasure of meeting Arthur aboard a cruise in the Carribean. Arthur's kindness and good humor were infectious! And his sense of adventure. We will carry him in our hearts wherever we go.
I will miss the fun times I shared with Arthur especially watching Cash Cab. I loved him like a big brother. My sincere sympathy to Anita and family.
Being Art's next door neighbor for 45 years has been a true pleasure. A nicer, kinder fellow you'll never meet. Always greeted me with a "hello darling". It just won't seem like spring this year without him out there filling his feeders for the birds. He sure will be missed.
RIP Art, I'm sure your mom and dad were waiting to welcome you and so, so very happy to see you once again.
My condolences to Art's family and friends. I remember him so well as he was my Honda salesperson who sold me my Honda's and we would chitty-chat every time I came into the dealership for service. He was perhaps one of the greatest car salesman in the industry and his expertise and professionalism was a skill all could learn from.
We were so sorry to hear of Arthur’s passing we had met Arthur through a mutual friend Jerry Burnett when Arthur moved to Florida we all use to meet up for breakfast when we were in town such a warm caring person always had a smile on his face and great stories as we are from New York also he always wanted to hear what was going on back home the smile on his face ear to ear was so beautiful like a child who could not get enough when he would cook he always sent over a beautiful meal when he returned to New York I would speak to him on a monthly basis and he always had such a great out look even after the stroke he will be surely missed by all God Bless you Arthur and family see you again some day. John & Jimmy
