Honoring the Memory
of Those
We Love

Age 84, passed surrounded by family on Tuesday, June 17, 2025, of Washington, PA, formerly of Aultman.

Husband of Karen Finotti; father of Carlo (Karina) Finotti and the late Julie Ann Finotti; Grandpa of Rocco, Ryan, Sofia, Cali and Michael; son of the late Andrew and Mary Finotti. Also survived by his brother, Roger (Cheri) Finotti.

Andy was a graduate of Fenn College (now Cleveland State University) with a degree in Business Administration, he was an accomplished business owner for many years, dealing in office supplies and machines. His career reflected the same dedication and work ethic he carried throughout his life.

At the heart of everything Andy did was family. Proud of his Italian heritage, he embraced the traditions passed down through generations— food made with love, homemade wine crafted with care with many sips along the way, and a home that was always open to others and filled with stories and laughter. Every meal was a celebration of family, and he made sure no one ever left hungry—or without a glass of wine in hand.

Another tradition that stands out is hunting camp.. with all the men gathered together with good food, lots of drinks and many, many memorable stories that are still told today. Andy loved those times and he held those stories close to his heart.

Andy found peace and freedom on the water. Over the years, he owned several boats and spent countless days cruising with his wife, family, and friends. Boating wasn’t just a pastime—it was part of who he was. Whether drifting on the Yough lake or pulling Carlo or just about anyone on skis , those were some of his happiest moments.

Later in life, his love for adventure shifted from the water to the road when he bought his beloved orange 1976 Corvette. Andy and Karen shared many memories together at car cruises and local shows, always enjoying the ride, the community, and the stories that came with it.

He loved cheering for his Pittsburgh teams; whether that was the losing Pirates or the Steelers even though Tomlin should have been fired every other game! Let’s just face it, he wanted to fire Tomlin!

Most days it was the simple everyday moments that meant the world to him. Having a glass wine and his stories of old, that was Andy. Glass of wine in hand, warm embrace and a smile on his face.

Friends will be received at the John F. Slater Funeral Home, Inc., 412-881-4100, 4201 Brownsville Road, Brentwood 15227 on Sunday, June 22, 2025 from 1-3 and 4-6 p.m. where a blessing service will be held on Monday, June 23, 2025 at 10:00 a.m.