Frank Torre, CEO of Signal Restoration Services, Michigan’s leading restoration company, attends L. Brooks Patterson's Birthday Party at the Royal Park Hotel in downtown Rochester. More than 500 guests attended the black-tie event, which offered a VIP reception, included the unveiling of a bronze bust of L. Brooks Patterson.
L. Brooks Patterson has transformed Oakland County and southeast Michigan into one of the best places to live, work, play and raise a family.
In his sixth four-year term as chief executive officer of one of America’s most affluent and progressive counties, L. Brooks Patterson has created some of the most innovative programs in the US.
Frank Torre’s generous donation to the Great Lakes National Cemetery, located in Michigan, in honor of his father, a World War II veteran who served in the U.S. Marine Corps, paves the way for a new road.
Upon hearing that neither the county nor its road commission had funds to pave the road in the Great Lakes National Cemetery because it didn’t fall under current construction programs, Frank Torre, CEO of Signal Restoration Services and Torre and Bruglio, Inc., donated the funds needed to help pave Belford Road. The Great Lakes National Veterans Cemetery in Michigan held funeral honors by the United States Marine Corps and an official entry was named in honor of Frank Torre’s father, Frank Torre Sr., a World War II United States Marine Corps combat veteran.
In recognition for the generous contribution, the executives in Oakland County had named a portion of the road in Holly Township after Frank Torre Sr., known as “PFC Frank Torre Sr. Drive”. PFC Frank Torre Sr. Drive is pictured below.
The Great Lakes National Veterans Cemetery is supported by the Great Lakes National Cemetery Advisory Council, a bipartisan council that, regardless of party affiliation, and amid a politically charged climate, uses its connections to support volunteer veteran service organization with assistance from the Department of Defense funeral honors team.
Frank Torre, a Michigan Businessman and Entrepreneur, attended the Winning Futures opening day party in Metro Detroit to support for the mentoring and scholarship program.
Winning Futures is a nonprofit goal setting, mentoring, and scholarship program for teens sponsored by local businesses in helped raise funds to support the Winning Futures’ mentoring programs in Detroit, Harper Woods, Madison Heights, Pontiac and Warren, enabling high school students to partner with business mentors for the school year.
Contributions from the event will also support scholarships and honor real heroes in the community that are changing lives, inspiring others and have made a difference through extraordinary commitment, integrity, selflessness and courage.
The Opening Day Party was held at the Gem Theatre in downtown Detroit where more than 400 people attended, which included a live and silent auction, a raffle, and a lunch buffet.
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A Michigan native, Frank Torre is the founder of Torre & Bruglio Inc., one of the country’s largest providers of landscaping, construction, and horticultural services. Torre & Bruglio’s Sports Division built the Detroit Tigers athletic field at Comerica Park as well as revitalized the Riverwalk on the Detroit River.
The Detroit Tigers athletic field at Comerica Park and the revitalized Riverwalk on the Detroit River, are both pictured below.
(The famous Detroit Tigers athletic field at Comerica Park.)
(The revitalized Riverwalk on the Detroit River. )
Apart from his professional responsibilities, Frank Torre supports a number of philanthropic activities and community organizations without regard to partisan affiliation in a politically charged climate. Mr. Torre believes that supporting philanthropic causes is the responsibility of every successful business owner. As such, and in line with Mr. Torre’s philosophy on philanthropy, Frank Torre currently serves as chairman of the Board of Directors of the Detroit Medical Center’s Rehabilitation Institute of Michigan (RIM). A member of the Detroit Medical Center, The Rehabilitation Institute of Michigan is one of the nation’s largest providers of physical medicine and rehabilitation services.
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(The famous Detroit Tigers athletic field at Comerica Park.)
(The revitalized Riverwalk on the Detroit River. )
Apart from his professional responsibilities, Frank Torre supports a number of philanthropic activities and community organizations without regard to partisan affiliation in a politically charged climate. Mr. Torre believes that supporting philanthropic causes is the responsibility of every successful business owner. As such, and in line with Mr. Torre’s philosophy on philanthropy, Frank Torre currently serves as chairman of the Board of Directors of the Detroit Medical Center’s Rehabilitation Institute of Michigan (RIM). A member of the Detroit Medical Center, The Rehabilitation Institute of Michigan is one of the nation’s largest providers of physical medicine and rehabilitation services.
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Chevrolet Detroit Belle Isle Grand Prix 2014
An estimated 110,000 were in attendance at the 2014 Chevrolet Detroit Belle Isle Grand Prix, held May 30 to June 1 at Belle Isle Park. The total represents the highest attendance since the Grand Prix returned to Detroit in 2007. Frank Torre, in collaboration with Roger Penske, owner of Team Penske and the Penske Automotive Group (PAG), maintains a major role in the annual Detroit Grand Prix races, a professional auto racing event which is held on Detroit’s Belle Isle that brings together public and private communities and international attendance.
Frank Torre pictured right with Race Car Driver Helio Castroneves
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Based in Michigan, Frank Torre is an entrepreneur with a history of successfully building and growing companies. Frank Torre currently serves as CEO of Signal Restoration Services, a national company that specializes in property loss restoration based in Troy, Michigan and founded in 1972. In 1992, Frank Torre also established Torre & Bruglio, Inc. Frank has since grown Torre & Bruglio into one of the state’s largest landscaping and horticultural contractors, with business both regionally and nationally. In 2000, Frank Torre established a golf course management company that provides maintenance to golf courses ranging from 18 holes to 36 holes PGA Tournament courses. Outside of his career, Frank Torre remains very active in the community. Frank Torre currently serves as Chairman of the Board of Directors for the Rehabilitation Institute of Michigan, part of the Detroit Medical Center. Frank Torre also supports Boys Hope and Girls Hope of Detroit with various philanthropic endeavors and activities.
Additionally, Frank Torre maintains a major role in the annual Detroit Grand Prix races, a staple of Detroit Culture.
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