Lozanovski, Lube (Louie)
August 3, 1957 - July 25, 2024

It is with heavy hearts and immense sorrow that we sadly announce the sudden passing of Louie Lozanovski, our beloved Husband, Tato and Dedo.

On Thursday, July 25, Louie suddenly passed away from this world to join his loved ones who passed before him. Leaving us longing to hear his infectious laugh once more, we cradled together as a family near and far to support each other with such a tremendous loss. Louie touched the lives of everyone who had come to know him amongst his generosity and care. His jubilant yet modest smile would remind us to be humble and share our love far and wide with each other every day.

Louie was the loving husband of Liliann, Louie loved and cherished his wonderful wife of 39 years who stood devotedly by his side. Nurturing him with her own unique kindness and love. Proud father of Andre (Jennifer), Kristofer (Anastazja), and Steven. Grandfather of Niko, Julian and baby Jordan. Louie was loved by many cousins, nieces, nephews and friends. Louie is survived by Sister Donka Trifunovski (Risto). He was predeceased, Father Risto and Mother Milanka.

Louie was viewed as a role model husband and father by everyone. Louie was most proud of his three amazing sons, Andre, Kristofer and Steven. It was not difficult to notice how fulfilled and contented he was of their incredible achievements and delight in life. This was a glowing reflection of his fatherhood and ambition for his children and grandchildren’s happiness. His three grandsons were his world and he loved nothing more than to be surrounded by his family, celebrating their lives together joyously. His retirement gift was his fishing boat which he heartwarmingly shared with his sons and had planned to make many fond memories in his golden years as a grateful husband, Tato and Dedo at the cottage.

Louie possessed a heart of gold that extended to a multitude of families and friends in countless forms throughout the compass of his life. His kind demeanour and disposition remains engraved in our memories as he was one of a kind to all. His successful career at the King Edward Hotel, Toronto, shone vividly to fellow employees and patrons over the course of forty-two years, where he would gift his inviting, sincere smiles and warmth to people of all demographics from around the world who would visit the establishment. He was a man of pride, elegance, grace and intellect, a gentleman and a scholar who held his family in high priority and poured his love into giving back to everyone any way he could.

Louie will be dearly missed by so many. May we remember the kindness and love he endowed on all of us throughout his life by sharing the same gesture with our fellow family and friends always.

May god rest his soul in eternal peace. 🕊️

Bog da go prosti nasiot sakan i mil Tate i Dedo. Sekogas ke zives vo nasite misli i srca. Da ti bidi lesna zemjata.

Бог да го прости нашиот сакан и мил тате и дедо. Секогаш ќе живејш во нашите мисли и срцa. Да ти биди лесна земјата.

In lieu of flowers, the family asks to remember Tato (Louie) by sharing love and togetherness in your families by making memories together the way Tato (Louie) planned to do for his retirement with his beloved family.