Steven ("Mike") Pighinni

“Mike” Pighinni., born Steven Michael Pighinni Jr. on June 8, 1987, in Connecticut, passed away on March 4th in Fort Pierce, Florida. Though his roots were in Connecticut, Mike's adventurous spirit led him to explore many different places throughout his life, embracing travel and new experiences. A hard worker with a diverse skill set, Mike proudly owned and operated his own home improvement company, a testament to his drive and ambition.

A gifted artist with a passion for music, Mike found beauty and expression in creativity. Beyond his professional life, he was an avid fisherman who found solace in the woods and the thrill of motorcycles, especially his cherished Harley-Davidsons. He always had a truck or "toy" close at hand. He looked forward to Bike Week with his mother and brother, a tradition that was becoming increasingly dear to them.

Having overcome his own struggles with addiction, Mike was passionate about helping others recover from substance abuse, offering support and understanding to anyone who needed it. He possessed an infectious energy, lighting up every room he entered with his laughter and wisdom. A true people person, Mike had a gift for connecting with others and leaving a lasting impact. Above all, he was a great father whose memory will be forever cherished by his six children: Madison Pighinni (Christian Bush), Aubrey Flores, Natalie Archer -Pighinni, Emily Archer- Pighinni, Hunter Archer- Pighinni, and Waylon Pighinni. His love and guidance will forever shape their lives.

He is also survived by his loving mother, Amy Pisanelle; sister, Ashley Smith; brother, Joel Schwab; grandfather, Joseph Pisanelle; and his grandchild, Blakeleigh Bush, as well as many other aunts, uncles, cousins, nieces, and nephews. He was preceded in death by his grandmother, Patricia Fabry. Mike’s passing represents a significant loss to the world, and he will be deeply missed by all who knew and loved him