Our Locations
Caledonia
Dominic died peacefully following a very short illness on July 4, 2024 at Trillium Hospital surrounded by his loving family. Son of Maria and the late Vito, he will be sadly missed by his lifetime partner, Elizabeth, his sister and brother-in-law Teresa and Carm, his children James (Vanessa), Adrian (Anya) and Dominic Jr. (Felicia). Cherished Nonno of Savannah, Michela, Matteo, Luca, and Benjamin, and Zio to Mary and Verona.
He left us way too soon but not before touching the lives of so many with his unconditional generosity, kind heart and positive outlook.
In lieu of flowers, memorial donations in his honour may be made to “Pets Alive Niagara” or to the charity of your choice.
A Mass will be held on July 24 th at 7 pm at Our Lady of the Airways Catholic Church, 7411 Darcel Avenue, Mississauga L4T 2X5
“Don’t cry because it’s over…Smile because it happened”
Please note: all condolences are reviewed before they appear publicly on the obituary page.
For free information on any of our cremation services, or if you just have a question, simply fill in the form below:
Our goal is providing a low cost, all inclusive alternative to traditional funeral homes for those who value a respectful and modern approach to funeral care. Whether your choice is direct cremation, burial or a personalized memorial service to celebrate a life, we will strive to make your wishes a reality.
4 Guestbook Entries
July 11, 2024 | Lauren Mina
I was heartbroken to hear about the passing of your father, Dom. Even though I never had the chance to meet him, I feel like I got to know him a bit through the stories you’ve shared. It’s clear he was an incredible man with a generous heart, a kind spirit, and a positive outlook on life.
I can’t imagine the depth of your loss, but I hope you find some comfort in the wonderful memories and love you shared with him. His legacy will live on through you and your family.
July 11, 2024 | Paul Raszewski
So sorry to hear about Dominic s passing ..he was such a nice guy ..it was a pleasure to meet him and entire family many years ago ..may he rest in peace..our most sincere condolences to the entire family
July 12, 2024 | Mark, Meg and Amelia Goldsman
Dominic was like a second father to me and my wife. From the moment we met him, he opened his arms and became part of our family. We were so close he wanted to be called zio to our daughter, Amelia. She loved to see him everyday, in which he would pick her up, take her around the garage and commence the “daily routine” of turning on and off all the lights and smelling all the flowers. He was always there to lend a helping hand, whenever we needed him, provide delicious “door dash” deliveries, and take care of our dogs “Murpho” and “Francucho”, as he called them. Like many in the neighbourhood, he helped build our fence in the backyard over the last couple of summers. It was quality bonding time for us and I think my perfectionism got the best of him at some points. When I look at the fence it’s a constant reminder, and feeling, that he is always around us and giving us a big hug. We wish that he could see Amelia grow up, but I know he will be watching from above. You will be in our hearts forever, Zio.
November 24, 2024 | Donata Bertolin
I knew Dom back in the early 2000’s…I moved out of the area and did not run into him as I usually did.
My condolences to the boys and rest of family. Ironically he passed away the same day as my Mom.