Matthew Robert Martinisko

July 18, 1961 ~ April 14, 2022
Matthew R. Martinisko
1961-2022
Matthew Robert Martinisko, 60, passed away Thursday, April 14, 2022 due to pancreatic cancer.
Born in Warren, Ohio, July 18, 1961, Matt was raised in Fairfax, Va. and recently owned a home in Woodbridge, Va. He worked as a Project Manager for Fort Myer Construction. After being vetted by the Secret Service, Matthew worked on the entrance and driveway to the White House as well as several projects at the Capitol building in Washington D.C.
He was preceded by his father, Robert Fredrick Martinisko; his mother, Margaret Ann Lody Martinisko; his stepmother, Sandra Lee Wright Martinisko; and his brother, David William Martinisko. He leaves behind his brothers, Robert (Mary) Martinisko and Michael (Kara) Martinisko; sisters, Robin Rowland, Michele (Robert) Wagner and Autumn Ambrose; nephews, Robert and Justin Rowland; and nieces, Kristen Rowland, Genevieve and Natalie Martinisko.
Beside his love for his family, friends and cats, Mr. Catfish and Mamma Blue, Matt was an avid fisherman and for over 40 years loved going to Big Cove Creek, a tributary in Pennsylvania, for opening day of trout fishing with his family and friends. Matt also loved deer hunting with his Dad and brothers whenever he had an opportunity.
A celebration of life will be from 2 to 5 p.m. May 15, 2022, at Coyote Grille, Fairfax, Va.
Another small celebration will be June 18, 2022, a location/time to be determined in Warren, Ohio.
1961-2022
Matthew Robert Martinisko, 60, passed away Thursday, April 14, 2022 due to pancreatic cancer.
Born in Warren, Ohio, July 18, 1961, Matt was raised in Fairfax, Va. and recently owned a home in Woodbridge, Va. He worked as a Project Manager for Fort Myer Construction. After being vetted by the Secret Service, Matthew worked on the entrance and driveway to the White House as well as several projects at the Capitol building in Washington D.C.
He was preceded by his father, Robert Fredrick Martinisko; his mother, Margaret Ann Lody Martinisko; his stepmother, Sandra Lee Wright Martinisko; and his brother, David William Martinisko. He leaves behind his brothers, Robert (Mary) Martinisko and Michael (Kara) Martinisko; sisters, Robin Rowland, Michele (Robert) Wagner and Autumn Ambrose; nephews, Robert and Justin Rowland; and nieces, Kristen Rowland, Genevieve and Natalie Martinisko.
Beside his love for his family, friends and cats, Mr. Catfish and Mamma Blue, Matt was an avid fisherman and for over 40 years loved going to Big Cove Creek, a tributary in Pennsylvania, for opening day of trout fishing with his family and friends. Matt also loved deer hunting with his Dad and brothers whenever he had an opportunity.
A celebration of life will be from 2 to 5 p.m. May 15, 2022, at Coyote Grille, Fairfax, Va.
Another small celebration will be June 18, 2022, a location/time to be determined in Warren, Ohio.
A candle was lit for the decedent.
To the family, may Gods spirit comfort and heal you during this time. I will always remember Matthew’s smile and his sweet spirit. May he Rest In Peace .
Matt was a great childhood friend. He was always there if you needed him. Great laugh, and always fun to be around. He will be sorely missed.
Matt was a good friend and colleague ….at Fort Myer Construction he was one of the most knowledgeable and professional PM’s I have ever worked with. He was also funny, generous, humble and a true “Man’s man”. Always willing to go the extra mile to help his fellow PM’s on the many important projects worked on…such The White House, The Executive Office Building and the CIA headquarters … actually Matt arranged for the two of us to have a VIP tour of the CIA headquarters. Everyone who ever interacted with Matt remembers his sincerity and well mannered way… We often shared stories about the two great passions in our lives…hunting & fishing! He was always bringing some game in to the office to share with folks here at FMC…he was a good man that will sorely be missed. And I was very fortunate to call him my friend. My sincere condolences to all of his family. Amen. Terry Martin