Grazia ‘Carmela’ Varriano

October 5, 2014

Home Obituaries Grazia ‘Carmela’ Varriano

Peacefully, surrounded by her family, at University Hospital on October 5th, 2014, Grazia “Carmela” Varriano of London at the age of 88.  Wife of Michele.  Cherished mother of Anna, Ben and Olesia Varriano.  Beloved Nonna to Steven Ravbar; Laura and David Smith and their daughter Lilia; Vanessa, Stephanie, Olivia and Rachel Varriano.  Sister of Bernardino and Filomena Spensieri.  Aunt of Joseph and Mary Primiani, Benny and Colette Primiani.  Predeceased by her sister Libera Primiani and her husband Pasquel.  Will be missed by son-in-law Rudy Ravbar and family from Brazil, Italy and Montreal.  The funeral service will be conducted at WESTVIEW FUNERAL CHAPEL, 709 Wonderland Road North, on Friday, October 10th, 2014 at 1:00 p.m. with visitation one hour prior.  Entombment, St. Peter’s Holy Family Chapel Mausoleum.  In lieu of flowers, those wishing to make a donation in memory of Carmela are asked to consider the “Focus on the Family Canada”.

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The PASQUINI family wishes to extend our deepest condolences on the Passing of Carmela. Maria PASQUINI, a resident at Mount Hope also sends her condolences and will miss Carmela's company. They have known each other for many years and have exchanged many telephone Conversations prior to poor health forcing both of them to Mount Hope Nursing Home. When Carmela first came to Marian Villa, mom (Maria Pasquini) was Excited to have someone she knew on the same floor. They were company for each other, speaking in Italian. I think this friendship helped both of them throughout the day. Mom has been saddened by her death, but also acknowledged that Carmela was not of good health. Our sincere sympathy Henry & Kathleen PASQUINI London, On

~ Henry Pasqunini

The LaVacca family extends our sincerest condolences on the passing of Carmella.

~ Christina LaVacca

The Nicotera family wishes to extend their deepest condolences on the passing of Carmela. I remember many nights my parents and myself would spend with the Carmela,Michele and Ben.

~ Dan Nicotera

We are all very saddened by the passing of Carmela, whom we always called "Nonna". She was a very special Lady, always making sure that everybody was looked after, putting herself last and happy just knowing her family and friends were content. We remember the fun times with her, chatting in our garden with coffee and cake, sitting by candlelight around the Advent Wreath. We also remember seeing her getting tired and in poor health. Our memories of her will always be fond ones. We will miss her...but we know she is in a happy place, just like she deserves to be! May she rest in peace with our Lord. Love from the Piciga Family. xxx

~ Gordon and Julie Piciga

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