Concetta Filippo
elevated lFQDl November 16, 1947 – June 12, 2026
elevated lFQDl Visitation
Friday, June 19, 2026 from 3:00 – 8:00 pm
Queen of Heaven Catholic Funeral Home
7300 Highway 27, Woodbridge, Ontario L4H 4Y8
elevated lFQDl Funeral Mass
Saturday, June 20, 2026 at 11:00 am
elevated lFQDl St. Patrick’s Parish
11873 The Gore Rd, Brampton, ON L6P 0B2
elevated lFQDl Entombment
Queen of Heaven Catholic Cemetery
7300 Highway 27, Woodbridge, Ontario L4H 4Y8
elevated lFQDl Obituary
elevated lFQDl Some people leave behind memories.
Connie left behind much more.
Whether in a grocery store, a gas station, a concert, a restaurant, or a waiting room, she could strike up a conversation with anyone and somehow leave with a new friend.
She loved to travel, to explore, and to see what was around the next corner. If there was an opportunity to get out of the house and go somewhere new, she was already putting on her shoes.
elevated lFQDl She took pride in herself. She loved dressing well, looking her best, and carrying herself with confidence and grace.
But more than anything, Connie loved her family.
She expressed that love through her constant encouragement, her endless support, and meals that brought everyone together around the table.
To those who knew her best, her cooking was unforgettable. So was the way she made people feel.
She was a devoted wife, mother, grandmother, sister, aunt, and friend. She was especially proud of her grandchildren and never missed an opportunity to tell others about them.
A woman of deep faith, Connie spent her life serving the Lord and remained devoted to her parish family at St. Patrick’s Church, where she will be remembered with love and gratitude.
The world feels quieter without her voice in it, but richer for having known her. She will be deeply missed and forever loved.
May her memory be eternal.
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My sincerest condolences to the Filippo family on the loss of Connie. I’m sure your loss is immense 🙁
I worked with Connie at St.Patricks School many, many years ago and I can still here her loud and lovable laugh! She was a character that made me laugh all the time! I thank her for that. She truly was a gift to the people lucky enough to know her 🙂
I am saddened by this news. I have special memories of visiting Connie’s house with her niece Caterina back in the day. We had wonderful times there illed with laughter with her whole family. My condolences go out to her entire family at this time.
Connie is certainly remembered as a women with love and a huge character! God Bless her and my condolences to Angie and the entire family 💐
It is not good-bye, but arrivederci my dear friend. You lit up St. Patrick’s Church with the love in your heart and your willingness to take on any project. I will never forget the tasty crostata you baked me for Mother’s Day. If I can only be 10 per cent of what you were like, I would be very happy indeed.
My sincere condolences to the family. Connie was an amazing person.
My sincerest condolences to the Filippo family. I had the privilege of working with Connie at St. Patrick school many years ago. We developed a genuine friendship and she shared many recipes with me. She was a caring person and a mother figure to the students. You will always be remembered. May you rest in eternal peace and may God comfort your loved ones during this difficult time. 🙏🏼
To The Family, Relatives & Friends:
We were sadden to hear of the passing of Concetta.
We remember her bubbling personality. She was always smiling.
May she rest in peace.
Our deepest condolences to all of you.
May God give you strength & courage during this time of great loss.
Gaetano & Eugenia (Jean) Turcarolo and
Friends of hers – Eufemia Torreson
Michelina Morelli, Maria Ceci & Giuseppa Lumia
Our deepest condolences to Mike and Paula and Michael and Frankie sorry to hear about your loss may Connie rest in eternal peace 🙏and to the family
Eulogy for Connie Filippo:
Hi everyone
My name is Ally, Connie’s granddaughter.
And if you don’t know me, I’m sure you’ve heard about me.
Because if there was one thing my nonna loved to do, it was talk about her grandchildren.
Where do I even begin with my nonna?
It all started in 1964 when she was riding on a bus in Italy and a man named Frank sat down beside her. Admiring her beauty, he told her he was interested in getting to know her. My Nonna, being who she was, told him that if he wanted to get to know her, he would have to meet her parents first.
The next thing you know, they’re married within 30 days and on their way to Canada to begin a new life together.
They lived a humble life. My Nonno worked hard to provide for the family, while my Nonna devoted herself to caring for their home and raising their children Angela, Mike, and Frank
My nonna loved her children with her whole heart.
But when Frankie and I were born, it was as if her heart found a way to grow even larger.
And as our family grew, so did her love. What began with me and Frankie soon extended to Victor and Michael, and later to Joseph and Nicholas. Somehow, with every grandchild who came into her life, her heart only seemed to make more room.
No matter where she went, our names were never far from her lips. She celebrated every milestone, shared every achievement, and spoke about us with a pride that only a grandmother could have.
My nonna loved to socialize. There was never a room that she walked in without making her presence known. This woman acted like she owned every room she walked into. But that’s why we love her. My nonna was one of a kind, someone you will never forget, even if you only met her once.
She also had a sense of style that was impossible to miss. Anything that sparkled was meant to be hers. What I love about her is how she was never afraid to stand out or be different. She never worried about blending in or what others might think. She embraced who she was unapologetically, and that confidence was part of what made her so unforgettable.
My Nonna loved to travel and explore. She was always ready for the next adventure, always excited to see something new. All though I didn’t get to see the world with her, I am extremely grateful that I had the privilege to spend as much time with her as I did. I will never forget the tfc games. She drove me crazy. She was screaming at the players as if she was the coach. And then when we met the players, she grabbed each one of them and kissed them on their cheeks as if they were own grand kids.
Don’t even get me started with my nonnas food. Listen, I’ve tried a lot of peoples food, I’ve been to the best restaurants in the world. Nothing out there will ever compare to the food that was served on my nonnas table.
I’m sure we all have so much we could say about Connie. She was the kind of person who left a huge impact on everyone she met. She had a larger-than-life personality, a heart big enough for everyone, and a presence you’ll never forget.
The truth is, no speech could ever fully capture who she was. To know my Nonna was to love her. Whether you knew her for fifty years or five minutes, she had a way of making you feel special.
And I am so incredibly honoured that I got to call her my Nonna, because she truly was an absolute legend.
While our hearts are broken today, I know she would not want us to remember her only with tears. She would want us to remember the laughter, the stories, the food, and the countless memories she gave us. Most of all, she would want us to remember the love she poured into every person lucky enough to know her.
As Christians, we do not grieve without hope. We grieve because we loved deeply, and because someone so precious to us is no longer here. But even in our sorrow, we place our trust in God.
Today, we thank Him for the gift of Connie’s life, for the love she shared, the family she built, and the memories she leaves behind. We pray that the Lord, in His mercy, receives her into His eternal Kingdom and grants rest to her soul.
Though we say goodbye for now, we do so with hope, trusting that death is not the end, and that in Christ, love continues beyond the grave.
Nonna, thank you for everything. I love you more then anything
May your memory be eternal.
to the Filippo family ,sending our deepest condolence for loss of our dear Connie .we will always remember her being joyful and happy to be with , Connie will be missed by all of us,we are sorry that we were informed on a late notice.