Birth date: Jan 15, 1961 Death date: Oct 21, 2024
William Pinto, 63, of Delran, NJ, passed away peacefully on October 21, 2024, surrounded by loved ones. Born in Philadelphia, PA, to the late Michael and Rita Pinto, William lived a life filled with love, laughter, and dedication Read Obituary
Honestly, I am at a loss for words. My deepest condolences to the Pinto family. Bill was a colleague, mentor, and friend. He will truly be missed.
I am deeply saddened by the news of our loss. Please accept my sincere condolences and know that we are here for you and our prayers are there for your family.
My deepest condolences, it's a loss for all of us and God bless you in the sky and all your families and friends.
My sincerest condolences, Bill will be missed. He was an amazing colleague, very supportive and a mentor to me. While I joined a few years back from India he almost hand held me through the process transitions and was very supportive of me. Can never forget the conversations and memories he leaves behind with me
Pritesh Deorukhkar
I'm so very sorry your family is experiencing this terrible loss and pain.
My sincerest condolences, and please know that Bill was always an amazing colleague. Bill will be missed, but his spirit will live on and he is an inspiration to all of us!
To the Pinto family, I am so very sorry to hear of Bill's passing. We worked together over the years on a few deals and shared many laughs along the way. May Bill rest gently in peace. He was a respected and loved colleague.
Jennifer Seuring
Darlene, my heart goes out to you and the boys. I am so sorry for your loss. Sending love and hugs to you all. May Bill rest in peace.
With our deepest sympathy, praying for peace.
Ron and Denise Ressler
Dear Darlene and family, I am very sorry to hear of Bill's death. He was one of the better people I ever worked with and someone that I hoped to encounter again. My post on Linkedin regarding his death has also generated condolences from several other trailer industry colleagues. I will be remembering him fondly but with a sense of loss, and I am sure that others from that era will be doing so also. Sincerely, John Schu
