DAVID LOVALLO

Condolences & Memories (7 entries)

• Just heard about the passing of Mr. Lovallo. My thoughts and prayers are with you all. - Posted by: Angie Berg () on: Mar 28, 2015

• Our heartfelt sympathies go out to our dearest friend Kay and family. We were next door neighbours and Davey and Kay were truly the very best neighbours and friends we could ever wish for. We looked up to Davey for his know how about anything we needed help with and he willingly offered his time, his humor and magician skills. The beautiful memories and the love we shared during those "good old days" will always be etched in our hearts. Pierina (Falvo) and Herbert Marcinkow - Posted by: Pierina (Falvo) and Herbert Marcinkow (neighbours and family friends) on: Oct 29, 2014

• Like the others, I remember Mr. Lovallo as that kind man who always had time to talk to a young kid. A very rare quality back in the late 50s & early 60s. I was just one of the neighborhood kids in the old west end. I remember him frequently working under the hood of his car which I saw as my cue to have a chat with this automotive expert. It was never a bother to him and he always made me feel my questions were important. Davey and I were friends while Mike was my brother Reg's schoolmate. And Kay, you will remember we reconnected some many years later at Eaton's. I will always remember Mr. Lovallo as the really nice man who made me feel welcome in his yard whenever I came by. The kind of man I would have liked to have as my father. - Posted by: Wayne Pierce (Aquaintance) on: Oct 28, 2014

• Our prayers and thoughts are with you and your family. - Posted by: Tony and Maria Anania, Guiseppina Grande and son Peter. (friends) on: Oct 23, 2014

• So sorry for you loss, our prayers are with you. - Posted by: Betty and Don Knight (Friends of his son and wife dave and susan) on: Oct 22, 2014

• I am truly sorry to hear of Mr. Lovallo's passing. I remember meeting this man in the early 60's when they became our new neighbours. I introduced myself to Mr. Lovallo..who was hard at work in his garden. He stopped working..put on a big smile..introduced himself to me..which most adults in my life..at that time.. never did. Mr. Lovallo always treated me with respect and never once ever talked down to me which made me think I was kind of a special person..when I knew I wasn't. He was the kindest person..aside from my Grandfather..that I ever knew. I got to know his family very well...and loved them all. But it was that first meeting that still has an impact on me all these years later. I will never forget the feeling of being accepted as a friend on such short notice. I knew he was special from the very first day. To Mrs. Lovallo..Davey..Mike and Linda, I will always keep you in my heart for as long as it beats. You accepted me into your family and I will never forget that. Love Don xoxo - Posted by: Don Rose (friend) on: Oct 22, 2014

• Remembering a sweet, kind, funny, wonderful human being, and these are but only a few words that describe Dave. We used to love his wit and interesting stories. Although we hadn't seen him for a long time, he will always be remembered. Our sincere sympathy goes to Kay and family at this sad time. - Posted by: Lori King and Keith Blackburn (friend) on: Oct 22, 2014