Birth date: Sep 16, 1937 Death date: Feb 16, 2026
Joseph J. Sansone, 88, of Pittsburgh, PA. passed away on February 16, 2026. Joseph was a proud veteran of the United States Navy. After his service, he worked as a Registered Electrician and a Pittsburgh Police Officer for over 3 Read Obituary
I’m glad to see this site is now working, I tried several times to comment on the passing of my oldest brother, Joe but they didn’t post. So now having had more time to reflect I return to remember the amazing character I called big brother. He taught me how to jitterbug with only a few blows to my head as he attempted to pull me through his legs like those big moves you see 😵💫 He taught me to ride my first an only motorcycle. He was quick to laugh and share his crazy view of life that often destroyed me with laughter. I will always remember him with a smile on his face and look forward to more laughs in the great beyond. See you later brother, have a grand adventure! ❤️☮️
I was very saddened to hear of my uncle Joe's passing. Since hearing the news, I have tried to focus on the positives. What a character and how he could make you laugh. My dad's older brother, we often spent special occasions and holidays together with him and his family. Uncle Joe also liked his unexpected visits and always left us laughing and talking for days. It's been a long time since I moved from Pittsburgh, but Dad and I still reminisce about those moments and his one liners like it was yesterday. Thank you Uncle Joe for spending time with us and the memories. We'll miss you.
John Sansone
My Sincere Condolences to the Family of Joe Sansone, I was saddened to hear of the passing of my old friend and partner with the Pittsburgh Police Dept. Not only is he a Law Enforcement Brother, he was also a Military Brother! He Served His Country, and the City of Pittsburgh residents with Pride and Honor!!! He was the Best Partner that I served with as we Patroled the city streets. Joe, always had my back, and many others on the Police Force. He would end his normal Patrol shift, and go right on to his electrical side jobs. He was a good Family Man! Mary and the kids were a great family. I pray that God gives Joe's family the strength to get through this trying time. I'm going to miss my old friend and partner for sure!
Rest In Peace my Friend and Brother... Enjoy your reward in Heaven!
With my Deepest Sympathy,
Elmer Falcione
