FRANZINI, Rosa

It is with profound sadness that we announce the passing of Mrs. Rosa Franzini, a beacon of love, generosity and positivity, who left us on February 5, 2025. Born on May 10, 1940, Rosa spent her life radiating positivity, generosity, and professionalism, and her beautiful spirit touched all who met her.

A devoted mother and a pillar of the community, Rosa is survived by her loving husband Raul Franzini, daughter Denise Franzini, and son Daniel Franzini. Her grandsons David and Quentin were also a great part of her love and heart. Her greatest accomplishment and joy in life was her family. There was nothing she wouldn’t do for them and she would always say that her family was her proudest achievement.

Rosa was a woman of wisdom, always ready to impart life-lessons to those around her. She firmly believed in helping each other and nurturing a sense of community. Her work with the Charity  The Lions Cervantes Club  was a testament to the help she gave to the community. Also she was a founder for the Club Uruguay in the city of Toronto , and worked for over 50 years in the Travel Industry .  She was the kind of person who would go out of her way to lend a helping hand, even to a stranger.

Her legacy is one that exemplifies kindness and generosity. She was a pioneer in her community, always taking initiatives to make life better for everyone. Her strength of character and amazing outlook on life inspired everyone who was privileged enough to cross her path.

Rosa will be deeply missed not just by her family, but by the entire community that she served with selflessness and compassion. Her memory will live on in the acts of kindness that she planted in the hearts of all those who knew her.

As we mourn the loss of this extraordinary woman, we also celebrate her beautiful life and cherish the wonderful memories she left behind. May her soul rest in peace and her spirit continue to guide us towards kindness and generosity.

Friends and family are invited to her visitation and funeral service, Monday February 10, 2025, in the Magnolia Chapel at St. John’s Dixie Cemetery (737 Dundas St E, Mississauga, at Cawthra), from 2-4pm. Funeral service at 4pm. For those unable to join in person, please join virtually by CLICKING THIS LINK.