Randy T. Aloise

Randy T. Aloise passed peacefully on June 20, 2026, surrounded and supported by his family who loved him, at Holmes Regional Hospital in Melbourne, Florida.

Randy was born in Throggs Neck, Bronx, New York, to his late parents, Peggy and Rudy Aloise. He made his home in the Bronx for many years before settling in Indialantic, Florida, where he spent his later years living close to the water he loved.

He is survived by his loving and devoted daughters, Jackie (Jim Cotgreave) and Nancy Anne (Shawn Thompson). He was proud of the influence he had on his stepson, Nathan Gustafson. He was a proud and adoring grandfather to Sophia, Chase, Marley, Beckham, and Lily, and devoted to his loyal companion, his English Bulldog Louie. He also leaves behind his siblings, Cathy (George Lindberg), Laura (Tony Roggina), and JR Aloise (Cathy), along with his nephews and niece, George, Doug, Eric, Stephanie, Nick, and Tommy, all of whom he loved fiercely.

Randy began his career as a printer in the Bronx before moving to Florida, where he became a project manager overseeing the construction of thousands of homes throughout Brevard County, a career that left a lasting, literal mark on the community he came to call home.

An avid fisherman, photographer and proud, patriotic American, Randy spent nearly twenty years as a volunteer with the Florida Sports Fishing Association, where one of his greatest joys was supporting the annual Port Canaveral Kids Fishing Clinic. He also loved his roles in the Central Florida Shoot-Out fishing tournaments. A devoted and active member of his community, he was a constant presence with the Oceanside Village Homeowners Association, where he served in several leadership roles over the years.

Above all else, Randy will be remembered for his deep and unwavering love for his family, his contagious sense of humor that could lighten any room, and his quiet, constant acts of anonymous kindness, the kind that asked for nothing in return and said everything about the man he was.

Services

Family and friends are invited to gather in his memory at the following services.

Visitation: Ammen Family Cremation and Funeral Care, Melbourne, Florida, Wednesday, June 24th, from 5:00 PM to 7:00 PM.

Mass: St. Thomas More Catholic Church, Hauppauge, New York, Friday, July 10th at 10:30 AM.

In keeping with his wishes, his remains will be spread privately.

In lieu of flowers, the family asks that donations be made in Randy's memory to the Wounded Warrior Project, in honor of his deep love and respect for this country and those who served it.