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Mauro Losapio Obituary
Mauro is survived by his devoted wife of 64 years, Josephine "Peppy" (Abasciano) Losapio; a daughter, Barbara M. Fitzgerald and her husband Patrick of Worcester; two brothers, Arthur Losapio of Worcester and Peter Losapio of Dover, New Hampshire; a sister, Lucy Rinaldi of Worcester; two grandchildren, Jason Fitzgerald of New York City and Kelly and her husband Craig Wencis of Northborough, many nieces and nephews, including, Maurice "Butch" Vuona who he helped raise. He was predeceased by a daughter, AnnMarie Harman and a brother, Frank G. Losapio. He was born in Worcester, son of Paul and Mary (Lavalpicello) Losapio, and has lived most of his life in Marlborough. He earned his Associates Degree in Engineering from Worcester Junior College. He was a World War II Veteran, serving in the United States Army.
Tut worked for various dealerships in auto body before becoming co-owner of Central Auto Rebuilders in Marlborough. He was a generous man, to his family as well as the support of many local organizations. He was a member of the Marlboro Lions Club, Marlboro Fish & Game Assn., and the Eastside Post #201, American Legion. Mauro enjoyed organic gardening, traveling to his Florida home in Flagler Beach, FL and boating with his family on Winnisquam Lake, NH.
The funeral for Tut will be held Tuesday, December 2nd from the MERCADANTE FUNERAL HOME & CHAPEL, 370 Plantation Street, Worcester with a Mass celebrated at 10 a.m. in Saint Anne Church, 130 Boston Tpke., Shrewsbury. Interment will follow in Notre Dame Cemetery, Worcester. Calling hours will be held Monday, December 1st from 5 p.m. until 8 p.m. in the funeral home. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the: National MS Society, PO Box 4527, New York, NY, 10163 or to the VNA Care Network, 120 Thomas Street, Worcester, MA 01608. To share your thoughts and memories of Mauro, please visit his personal guestbook at:
mercadantefuneral.com
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Memories and Condolences
for Mauro Losapio
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Maurice (Butch) & Arlene (Leenie) Vuona
December 1, 2008
Uncle Tut
I feel so blessed !
It's like I've had two Moms & two Dads.
I remember living on Shrewsbury St.
with you and Auntie, Barbara, & Annie.
Thank you for opening your home and Heart to me. I was too young then to realize the undertaking and sacrificing you and Auntie did for me.
Thank you Barbara & Annie for sharing your Mom & Dad with me!
I'm sure there must have been times that it wasn't fun to share them, Yet through all that time all I felt was Love from all of you , Thank You.
I've heard this expression many times through the years, "any man can be a father, buth it takes a special man to be a Dad, Thank you for being that Special Man.
Thank you for all the laughter, all the Love, and that precious sense of humor that was only yours.
Love you,
your son Butch
RoseMarie Levesque
November 30, 2008
As your dad moves into his personal experience of new life, may you, too, Barbara, know deep in your heart that peace that only faith can bring at a time of loss. I wish this same peace for your mom. I've never forgotten those many hours chitchatting about the meaning of life...and have often wondered how this life has guided your journey. I hold you and your family in prayer. (Sister Mary Germaine,ssa of your past...)
Ken & Jean Perro & Family
November 30, 2008
Auntie Pep, Barbara & Family,
Although we cannot be with you on this day. You are in our thoughts and prayers as we cherish the memories of a Great Husband, Father and Uncle!
Uncle Tut was an Icon in our family all through the years and will never be forgotten!
He will be sadly missed by all who knew him as a kind and generous man. Our deepest, deepest sympathy goes out to you today as we celebrate his Eternal Life with God!
All our love,
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