Troy Pinta, Pharm.D. Fort Myers, Florida Obituary – Emergency Medicine Pharmacist and Community Leader Has Died
The Fort Myers, Florida community is mourning the loss of Troy Pinta, Pharm.D., a respected Emergency Medicine Clinical Pharmacist, educator, and community figure whose passing has left a deep void among family, friends, colleagues, and students. Troy’s life and career were defined by service, dedication, and an unwavering commitment to helping others.
Troy served with distinction at Lee Memorial Health System, where his expertise in emergency medicine pharmacy played a vital role in patient care. He was also a clinical professor at Nova Southeastern University College of Pharmacy, where he mentored and inspired countless students, shaping the next generation of healthcare professionals through his knowledge, integrity, and encouragement.
A graduate of North Fort Myers High School, Troy built an accomplished career rooted in Southwest Florida. He previously served as Director of Pharmacy at OptionCare of SWFL, bringing leadership, innovation, and compassion to every position he held. His colleagues remember him as dependable, thoughtful, and deeply committed to excellence in healthcare.
Beyond his professional achievements, Troy was known for his engaging personality and community involvement. He shared his insight as a former radio co-host, connecting with listeners through meaningful conversations, and he found joy on the golf course throughout SWFL, where friendships flourished alongside his love for the game.
Troy was married to Michele Pinta, Pharm.D., an Emergency Medicine Pharmacist, and together they formed a partnership grounded in shared purpose and service. He will be remembered not only for his professional contributions, but for his kindness, mentorship, and the genuine care he showed to everyone he met.
Troy Pinta’s legacy lives on through the lives he touched—as a pharmacist, educator, colleague, husband, and friend. He will be deeply missed and forever remembered.
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