William “Bill” Cosentino, 73, passed away peacefully at home on July 19, 2026, in Daytona Beach, Florida, surrounded by friends and family. Born on June 9, 1953, in Glen Cove, New York, Bill lived a life filled with love, craftsmanship, humor, and devotion to the people he cherished.

Bill was predeceased by his father, Salvatore Cosentino; his mother, Marie Postorino; his brother Robert Cosentino; and his brother‑in‑law Al Kobus.

He is survived by:

His husband, Michael Sitowitz.

His children:

• • • • • • William Cosentino II and his wife Johanna, and grandchildren Adrian and Alex
          • Marie Lobianco and her husband Joseph, and grandchildren Anthony and Gianna
          • The Mother of Bill's children - Terry Ciardulli Montano
        • and his siblings:
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• Marietta Kobus
• Margaret Kelly and her husband Gary
• Lucille Cosentino
• Edward Cosentino and his wife Assunta
• Lisa Oswald and her husband Louis
• Anthony Cosentino
• Tom Cosentino and his wife Erica

He was also loved by Michael's family, who embraced him as their own. 

His Personality

Bill was witty, funny, and stubborn in the most endearing ways. He had a generous heart and a kind spirit, always ready to help, always ready with a joke, and always able to make people feel at ease. His humor, warmth, and unmistakable personality left a lasting impression on everyone fortunate enough to know him.

His Marriage

Bill shared 31 years of love, partnership, and laughter with his husband, Michael Sitowitz. Together they built a life filled with adventure, creativity, and unwavering devotion. Their bond was one of deep friendship and enduring commitment — a true testament to love that stands the test of time. Love is Love.

His Passions

With his gift for carpentry and style design, Bill had the rare ability to turn any house into a home. His craftsmanship was meticulous, heartfelt, and infused with pride.

Beyond his creative talents, Bill dedicated himself to caring for others. He worked as a Certified Nursing Assistant, a surgical sterilization technician, and a caregiver to his beloved Aunt Bunny — roles that reflected his compassion, patience, and steady presence. He was also deeply devoted to his fur babies, embracing all the joy and unconditional love that they provided.

Bill loved camping and RV life, finding joy on the open road and the freedom of exploring new places. In the last year of his life, he discovered a new passion for jewelry making, crafting pieces with the same care and creativity he brought to everything he touched.

Celebration of Life

A celebration of Bill’s life will be planned at a later date so that family and friends can gather to honor his memory.

Charitable Donations

Bill’s favorite charity was St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital. In lieu of flowers, please consider donating in his memory. Donations may be made at: St. Jude Children's Research Hospital

Closing Line

Bill’s song: “It’s My Turn” — Diana Ross.