Lana, Ross and Lindsay Forbes posted a condolence

Lorenzo was a Wonderful Man. He was always smiling and glad to see you and even if he was running late to a meeting he stopped for a quick chat. He Loved his Family and children. He and his crew built an addition on our house on the Nashwaak and made it our Dream Home. We would often miss the children gone only to find the outside playing ball with the carpenters but they scurried back to work quickly. We would see Lorenzo at the "Y" when our daughter was in dance and he would chat with Matthew and I then off to his meeting. He spoke of his love for cooking, we would often hear him singing as he worked and he was quite the story teller but most of all a very generous man and worked along side is workers with respect and pride. He spoke often of stories from "the old country" and his family time there. We lost our beautiful home and our son Matthew in 2004 and Lorenzo felt our loss. His stories and remembering him will live on and he will always bring a smile to your face. If he knew you he would never forget you. The world was a Better Place with him in it...RIP Our Dear Friend; we will carry your Memory on. With Much Love, Lana, Ross and Lindsay Forbes

Mike &Janet DelFrate posted a condolence

Lorenzo will be missed by some many, he was so friendly and helpful. A great friend to my parents. He also built our home, which we still live in, and was built with care. Our boys will always remember getting there ears pulled in church, and he would pull out a quarter! Always smiling! May you find peace in heaven, and make everyone laugh! %uD83D%uDC94

David Legassick posted a condolence

My condolences on Lorenzo's passing. I knew him through the Y's Men.

Barb Seymour posted a condolence

So very sorry to hear of Lorenzo's passing. He was the true example of "one of a kind". Loved his attitude and zest for life. He will be sorely missed by everyone who knew him, and I have heard people say they were both better Y'sMen and people because they knew him. Marysville Y Service Club

Steven and Florence Murchison posted a condolence

Lorenzo came to the Rusagonis Community Center to play 45's. It was always a pleasure and fun playing cards with him. He enjoyed it so much. He lit up the room when he came in. We are so sorry he has passed and we will really miss him.

Cecil & June Aucoin posted a condolence

To the Fabro family, We extend our deepest sympathy on your loss of Lorenzo. Known thru Epsilon, we will remember how he loved to sing "Smile". Cecil & June.

Sharon and Peter Gee posted a condolence

It is with great sadness to hear of Lorenzo's passing. I use to play cards down at St.Francis with Lorenzo, he always had a smile and use to tease a lot. He will be missed.

Marilyn Brewer posted a condolence

So very sorry for your loss. My late husband Alden Brewer worked for Lorenzo in the late 70's. He just started when we had our first child and Lorenzo sent flowers to me in the hospital. That was so kind. Alden liked working for him. Take Care....Love & Prayers....Marilyn Brewer

Nola and Lorne Levesque posted a condolence

So sorry for your loss! We will all miss Lorenzo! We both worked with Lorenzo on many occasions at our Church , especially on the entertainment committee many years ago . And let's just say Lorenzo always kept us entertained! He was a great man ! He will be missed by all ! Hugs!

Cécile (Bourque)MacLeod posted a condolence

Our deepest condolences to the family of an incredible loving man .We have many fond memories of Lorenza especially when my son Jeffrey was being babysat by Alice and Claudio Lovisa many moons ago..chasing the kids around and having a lot of fun with them .He made everyone feel extra special with that beautiful smile of his .Great times volunteering events at Saint Francis of Assisi parish .Blessings

Dr, Kal Hasan posted a condolence

My deepest condolences to the Fabro family on the loss of my dear friend and fellow Y'S Men

Richard Burns posted a condolence

Please accept my sincere sympathy on your loss of your husband, father and grandfather. Lorenzo was a good man and a very gifted and talented craftsman. We were very fortunate to have him work on our home and to help us out to fix several issues and make problems dissappear. He was a joy to deal with and always had a way of making the world a better place. He was very proud of his family and I will miss him very much. God Bless.

Guy & Francine Hachey posted a condolence

Sending our heartfelt condolences. He was a pillar in Lincoln. Lots of fond memories growing up between our families. Take care of one another %u2665%uFE0F

Lloyd & Donna Legere Joslin posted a condolence

We are so sad to hear of Lorenzo's passing. He was a wonderful man. We are thinking of all of you during this difficult time. Hold on tight to memories for comfort. "Hugs"

Glenda & Graeme Hollis posted a condolence

With sincere and caring condolences to all for the loss of your loving husband and Dad. Glenda & Graeme Hollis,

Clinton Wall posted a condolence

It is with deep sadness that I send our condolences to Lorenzo family. He has been a pillar to our community for the community work he has done. On behalf of the Nashwaaksis Y service Club you are in our thoughts and prayers. President Clinton Wall

Tim and Francesca Holyoke posted a condolence

Dear Yvette and family - we were saddened to hear of Lorenzo's passing. He was such a good friend to Tim's father Rob over the years, always a welcome voice in Rob & Jea's house. He was a good friend to the family and will be missed. Condolences from our family to yours - TIm & Fran

Linda and Tony Giudice posted a condolence

Dear Yvette, it is with great sadness that we learned about Lorenzo's passing. So sorry that we just only found out today, November 27, when Father Brennan mentioned Lorenzo's name at Mass today. Please accept our most sincere condolences.

Cathy Stafford posted a condolence

What a beautiful obituary to tell how kind a man he was. I worked at Acadia from 1994-99 and remember his kind smile. My heartfelt sympathies for your loss, he was a wonderful person.

Garth Rayner posted a condolence

Yvette and Family, The Cumberland Y Service Club in Amherst sends its sincerest condolences on the passing of Y's Lorenzo. He was a bright light at all Maritimes Y's Men's conventions, a dedicated Y's Man and will be missed greatly.

Odette and Carmel Desjardins posted a condolence

We are sorry for your loss. Our thoughts are with you. May he rest in peace. Love to you all.

Todd Robinson posted a condolence

Our Y's Club has the powerful positive influence of Lorenzo in all we do. Lorenzo lived our motto "to acknowledge the duty that accompanies every right" Thank you Lorenzo, you lead me to live better, you will be missed.

Gina (Foggiato) Thomas posted a condolence

Dear Kim and Ritchie ,we are so very sorry to hear about Lorenzo .I have many great memories of him ,some from my childhood and some later including his wonderful help with communicating to dad's family when he was in the hospital himself and was able to hear from his sister on the phone.I was so grateful for the friendship he and your mom had with our family .Thinking about you both and your families ,he is in God's arms now %u2764

May Atkinson posted a condolence

Yvette so sorry for your loss my thoughts and prayers are with you

Debra Parmegiani posted a condolence

Dear Kim and Ritchie, We are saddened at the loss of your father. Lorenzo was a a wonderful man, who was with us during our difficult moments of loss. As Lorenzo would say "he was the best Italian in town". God speed. Ethel, Debra and David Parmegiani.

Mauro and Ginette Del Frate posted a condolence

We are sorry for the loss of Lorenzo, I am proud to have known him as a freind of me and my family, we will miss him.

Louise Levesque-Domingues posted a condolence

My heartfelt condolence on the passing of a person who consoled me at a time he himself was travelling to Boston, in search of medical support for his loving wife. I was just 11 years old at the time. My parents were driving Lorenzo and Yvette to their appointment at the same time I had an appointment to be fitted for a body brace. As my parents and I drove home with Lorenzo and Yvette, I cried all the way home for just having received a milwaukee body brace. When I arrived home, I went to my room, in my inability to control my tears. It was Lorenzo who came to offer me support and encouragement in my tender age of 11 years old. This took place while he just returned from a day of doctor appointments in Boston for my Aunt Yvette. Even in his own personal difficulty, he went out of his way for me. I am forever grateful for having him as a source of comfort, in my time of need, while he himself was also in need of comfort for himself and my aunt.

Cindy and Ian MacDonald. posted a condolence

Very sorry to hear of Lorenzo's passing. We have fond memories of the few times we met him. Condolences to the family.

Kathleen T Lesperance posted a condolence

Our deepest condolences to each member of the family.

Rick McDaniel posted a condolence

Lorenzo was a kind and generous person. I admired him greatly. I remember how he and my son were clearing a field of stones for St. Francis Church. My son came home, and said, "You know that old guy who's a friend of yours? I had to bust my ass to keep up with him today." Not long after, Lorenzo visited me in the hospital and said, "You know that skinny kid of yours? I had to bust my ass to keep up with him." He was a delightful person to spend time with. I will miss him.

Georgette Roy posted a condolence

My deepest sympathy on the loss of a husband, father, father-in-law, grand father and friend. I knew Lorenzo through the Epsilon Y's Men, always a beautiful smile, such a kind man. He will be missed.

Andrea Robertson posted a condolence

On behalf of the Pictou Co. Y Service Club WomenI would like to express our sincere condolences to the Epsilon Y Service Club and to Lorenzo's family on his passing.He will be missed

Joyce and Arthur Hudlin posted a condolence

I first met Lorenzo at St Francis, 8 years ago. He always had a smile, a story and a joke. Lorenzo, your loss is heaven's gain. My deepest condolences to all of the Fabro family, extended families, and many friends. You will never be forgotten.

Tracy (MacDonald) Pugh posted a condolence

I am so sorry to hear of Lorenzo's passing. Indeed, there are great memories of his laugh, sparkle in his eye, and his trickery. Thinking of you all and hoping your fond memories and great times can bring you comfort.

Roger & Candy Spencer posted a condolence

Yvette & Family, We are sad to hear Lorenzo passed. He was always so Happy & of course singing. Lorenzo & Gerry did a major renovation for us. He had done other jobs and we called Lorenzo and he showed up the next day at our house which was News Years Day. That didn't matter to him. He was so dependable & from the old school. He was back the next day to start the renovations and it was a six week job. He always did beautiful work. Never had to worry. He would always yell when it was coffee break and I would do that twice a day and made sure they had sweets with the coffee. He always had us laughing with his stories. The last time we saw him was at the church breakfast and he never changed a bit. While we ate , Lorenzo was in the kitchen singing loudly! He will be missed & his singing too! Our Thoughts & Prayers are with the family. Rest In Peace Lorenzo.

Heather Akin posted a condolence

Dear Yvette, Ritchie and Kim In 1970 I began my teaching career in Upper Lincoln and began my relationship with the Fabro family. You were all such an important part of my 6 years in Lincoln. Skip ahead to the year 2000 and we reconnect as Lorenzo and Ritchie build our retirement home along the Nashwaak. We continue to enjoy our wonderful home and it's even more special because of who built it for us. Please accept our heartfelt sympathy as you deal with the loss of a wonderful husband and father. Sincerely, Heather (Horncastle) and Rick Akin

Kim posted a condolence

Our sincere condolences to you. Kim & Dianne Sharpe

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