Leonardo John Passarello
elevated AzsPP August 11, 1944 ~ February 27, 2023
elevated AzsPP Entombment
Holy Cross Catholic Cemetery
elevated AzsPP Obituary
Following a two year battle, Leonard sadly succumbed to his illness February 27, 2023.
elevated AzsPP He is survived and will be deeply missed by Wendy, his wife of 57 years; as well as his two children, John and Vanessa. Leonard will be cherished and remembered by his grandchildren, Carmine and Selena to whom he was devoted.
elevated AzsPP Leonard came from humble beginnings, but later became a prominent advocate in the security industry. He was widely recognized within the industry for his many accomplishments. Direct, honest and trustworthy, he led his life as he believed worthy to GOD. Leonard was well respected and will be remembered by many in the industry as a positive influence. His legacy will continue to live on through his family, friends and varied associates.
elevated AzsPP Devoted to his family throughout his life, Leonard will now enjoy his well deserved peace in the arms of the Lord.
elevated AzsPP A private family service was held for Leonard March 6, 2023.
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So sorry Wendy and family to hear of Len’s passing. Our deepest sympathies. – Doug and Gail Schroeder (Joan’s sister)
My sincerest condolences to the entire Passarello Family and friends of Len.
I will keep the many memories made with him forever in my heart. He was always very welcoming and caring to both myself and my son, Ryan, who he looked up to as a grandfather figure.
It was an honour to help care for him in his last few years alongside his devoted son John.
May he forever rest in peace knowing how truly and deeply he will be missed and remembered.
It comes with such a sudden shock to hear about Len. My deepest condolences to the Passarello family. RIP Len
Me heartfelt sympathy to Wendy, John, Vanessa and the rest of the family. I worked with the family for a few years and I have many memories. RIP Len.
Sorry to hear about Lens passing. He was my mentor when I first started in the locksmith profession. Although strict at times he always treated me fairly and I respected him for that. I left the province several years ago and only recently heard of his passing.
RIP sir.