In Celebration of

Attilio Chiaravalloti

February 2, 1935 -  May 28, 2021

It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of Attilio Chiaravalloti (1935-2021), peacefully on May 28, 2021. Attilio was born in Satriano, Italy and was the beloved son of the late Domenico and Teresa. With his loving wife of 54 years Sadie, (nee Sguigna), he raised 2 daughters, Andrea (Ralf) and Michelle (Ryan). Attilio was the beloved Nonno of Sarah, Sabrina, Luca and Benjamin. Attilio will be lovingly remembered by siblings Giovanni, Peter, Anna and George, and he was predeceased by siblings Vincenzo, Giuseppina, Antonio, Domenico, Concetta, Emilio and Benito.
Attilio came to Canada in 1956. In Toronto, he had a successful career as an auto mechanic and business owner. We will remember Attilio for his dedication to his family, for his sense of humour, for his shrewd business acumen and for his never ending energy and determination. Even through great physical challenges in his later years, he always stayed positive and never gave up on the hobbies that he loved – he worked in his garden almost until his last day – “piano, piano” was his motto. Attilio loved his family, loved spending time with them and supporting them. He wanted everyone to succeed. Every time he was with them, he lit up like a Christmas tree, speaking in their dialect, he was home.
Attilio, you will be greatly missed. Thank you for giving us such a good life, teaching us to work hard, never give up, keep peace and that family always comes first. We love you and will miss you Nonno, and we know that you are in Heaven tending to a beautiful garden. “Piano, piano” dear Attilio.

Due to COVID restrictions Funeral Mass will be private, however for those who wish to participate via Livestream, please use the link provided on Thursday June 3, 2021 at 11:30am

https://youtu.be/55xIyxU0bq8

In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to the Etobicoke Services for Seniors, https://www.esssupportservices.ca/

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Robert & Rosalia Fantilli 

Entered May 31, 2021

Andrea & Family,
Our deepest condolences on this tremendous loss. May you be comforted by many beautiful memories of your loving father & nonno. You will remain in our daily prayers; God bless and strengthen you during this difficult time.

~ Robert & Rosie Fantilli

Domenic & Joanne Chiaravalloti (My Uncle)

Entered May 31, 2021 from Orangeville

We would like to offer our deepest condolences for the loss of Zio Attilio. Sending our thoughts and prayers to my Aunt Sadie and the Family as he will be greatly
missed by everyone.
God bless his soul and May he rest in peace.

Domenic & Joanne Chiaravalloti & Christina and Dante

Halina Lavor (Neighbors)

Entered June 1, 2021 from Etobicoke

Dear Chiaravalloti Family,
As your longtime neighbors just a couple of doors away, we would always see Attilio working away at his garden. He kept his property in immaculate shape, a gem that sparkles on the street with lush green grass and beautifully kept landscape. Our deepest condolences to Sadie and her family. May Attilio enjoy the fruits of his harvest in the loving arms of our Saviour. Rest in piece, neighbor and friend. Love, Halina Lavor and family.

Marina Pietracci (Family)

Entered June 1, 2021 from Toronto

Dear Sadie: George and I were so sad to hear of Attilio's passing. And sadder that because of Covid restrictions we cannot give our condolences in person to you and the family. You and Attilio were so important to Mom and Dad and they cherished the times they spent with you. We have so many beautiful photos of the old days when we used to all celebrate the holidays together before all the families got so big. May the loving memories you have of Attilio give your comfort and may you know that we are keeping you in our prayers. With much love and affection - Marina and George

Vanessa Marchioni (Former Montessori parent)

Entered June 1, 2021 from Toronto

Dear Andrea and family,

Please accept my deepest condolences for the loss of Attilio. I remember him well from my sons’ Montessori days as a very warm, friendly man with a luminous smile. He was a joy to converse with, and so kind to my children. I have no doubt that he will be greatly missed, but I hope that with the passage of time, you will be able to remember him with smiles instead of tears.

With warm regards,

Vanessa Marchioni

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