It is with great regret and profound sadness that we announce the passing of our beloved Rocco Salvatore Losenno. He was born Feb 6, 1932 in Pisticci, Matera, Italy, settled in Toronto, Ontario, Canada in 1956 and passed away on Dec 27, 2020 at home with his family at his side.

Preceded by his beloved parents Vittoria Viggiani and Domenico L. Losenno, in laws Art Rodgers, Violet Elliott and Mildred Houston, by his son Robert William (Roberto ), by his brothers Guiseppe and Nicola and sister Carmela. Also preceded by brother in laws Francesco DiGiulio, Mario Montefinese, and Giuseppi Montesano and sister in law
Carol LaPointe.

He leaves behind a loving wife Maxine, sons Dom(Ellen) and Chris(Shauna) Losenno, daughter Vittoria(Caven) Sharp. Dearly missed by his Grandchildren Kate(Josh), Malissa Ann(Colton), Kelsey and their mother Donna Wells, Robyn(Eric) Hazelton, Lauren(Grant) Thomson, Blair Woods, Cheyenne(Zack) and Thomas(Dan) Sharp, Austin(Taylor)
and Hailey(Brett)Hogg, Isabella and Violet Losenno.

Great grandchildren Poppy Jay and Maggie Rae Helfrick, Gigi Bernier, Haley and Parker Hazelton, Liam and Riley Thomson,
Ellie and Ziah Hogg.

Besides his brothers Donato(Antonietta) and Gino Losenno, Sisters Annunziata and Maria, brother in laws Bill(Vivien) and Bob Rodgers, sister in laws Mafalda, Sue and Mary as well as many nieces, nephews, great nieces and nephews in Canada, Italy and the USA he leaves behind a great number of wonderful friends.

Keeping himself busy over the years whistling and singing while he worked whether he was making Mini Max Boats, many a chair (wicker and macramé), Fold a Way Tables, convertible Bench to Picnic Table, building a Cottage from the ground up, building/rebuilding bicycles and mobility scooters to name a few and who can forget his photographs which he developed himself or the home movies taken with the heavy VHS Camcorder and his blue shirt on the bench. If Mum had ever wanted to get dad really mad all she would have had to do was move into a house that needed absolutely no repairs.

He was a hard worker and a good provider acquiring many skills throughout his life. A good friend to everyone he met they always enjoyed his stories on entrepreneurship, his guidance and mentorship. Our deepest gratitude to the many who have the taken time to call/message sharing their memories and sorrow with us.