Lucia Di Liddo
elevated NPH40 May 5, 1935 – January 16, 2026
elevated NPH40 Visitation
Friday January 23, 2026 from 2pm to 4pm & 6pm to 8pm
elevated NPH40 Holy Cross Catholic Funeral Home
211 Langstaff Road East, Thornhill, ON, L3T 3Z6
elevated NPH40 Funeral Mass – Chapel of St. Joseph (within the Funeral Home)
Saturday January 24, 2026 at 10:30am
elevated NPH40 To watch the Funeral Mass live, CLICK HERE
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Holy Cross Catholic Cemetery
8361 Yonge Street, Thornhill, ON, L3T 2C7
elevated NPH40 Obituary
Lucia Di Liddo, age 90, of Thornhill, Ontario, peacefully passed away on Friday January 16, 2026.
elevated NPH40 Lucia was born in Monteleone di Puglia, Italy, in 1935 to Maddalena and Francesco Prezioso. Preceded in death by her siblings, Carmelo, Antonio and Tina. Beloved wife of Donato for 66 years.
elevated NPH40 Loving mother of Pasquale (Michelina), Frank (Lisa), Paolo (Marlene) and Danny (Sandra). Adored nonna of Andrew (Cristina), Daniel (Sophia), Nicolas (Serina), Philip (Brianna), Matthew (Sabrina), Luke, Anthony (Chloe), Kaela, Gianpaolo, Madeleine and Nina. Beloved great grandmother of Allegra, Amelia and Mila.
elevated NPH40 In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to the Canadian Cancer Society.
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My dear Lucy you are in Heaven now where you reunited with our family. We were not just cousins,we were sisters. You promised my mother to look after me a four year old little girl and you did.I will miss you immensely and I promise to keep in touch with Donato every day. Your kids and grandkids will miss you but most of all your delicious pasta. God Bless you till we meet again,rest in peace. Carmelina and John
Dear Dan, Sandra, and the entire family,
May GOD bless your mother’s soul, and grant her HIS salvation. She is in a much better place now, where there is no more suffering. We pray for your family to be consoled in the happy memories that you shared with her during her very fruitful journey here on earth. Amen 🙏
My deepest condolences to the DiLiddo family for your loss 🙏
Godspeed 😔
May you rest in eternal peace Zia Lucia. You will be greatly missed and fondly remembered. You were always a pillar of strength for your family, siblings , children and grandchildren. You are now reunited with your family and loved ones in heaven. You will be forever be in our hearts, thoughts and prayers. Rest in peace and love to you.
My heart felt condolences to Zio, my cousins and the extended family.
To the Diliddo family. Our thoughts are with you at this difficult time. May you keep all the happy memories in your heart♥️.
Love the Romano family.
Lucia was a dear and gentle lady, always welcoming, loving and carrying a pleasant smile. She will surely be missed by all who knew her. May God rest her gentle soul and ease the pain of her loss to her dear husband and family.
Dearest Sandra, Dan and family – we are so terribly sorry to hear about Lucia’s passing. She will remain in our hearts and will forever be watching over us with all the other angels in Heaven. Sending you all of our love and prayers.
Our deepest sympathy to Donato, Patrick, Frank, Paolo, Danny and their families. We are so sorry to hear that our dear friend and longtime neighbour has passed away. Lucy was special to us. She made us welcome to Thornhill over fifty years ago. She was a loving friend to us and such a great cook. Our girls are still visiting restaurants trying to find a Lasagna like Lucy’s. We will always have such fond memories of Lucy and her family forever. May Lucy’s Soul Rest In Peace.
Vince wants you to know that he had many good times with Lucia over the years and will always remember her kindness, hard work and devotion to her family. We really tried to drive down today for the Visitation and got halfway down the highway and had to turn around due to so many accidents and road closures. We’re so glad that we had a Christmas visit!
To the entire Di Liddo family (Danny Sr., Pat, Frank, Paolo, and Danny) and all their family members,
We met your family back in 1976 and had the pleasure of growing up alongside the Di Liddo boys and their wonderful parents, Danny and Lucy. We were neighbours in Thornhill, classmates at St. Michael’s, and even served the family through their landscaping business.
For as long as I can remember, whenever we met Lucy, she was always so welcoming—with her warm smile and amazing cooking. Pat and I shared the same birthday, which meant huge birthday parties at the Di Liddo residence, where a birthday celebration was far more than just cake and snacks. It was an Italian feast! Lucy would invite the entire class from St. Michael’s.
Lucy was truly a woman of strength and vitality, who took great pride in her garden. Every spring, as I drove by the house, I’d see her outside tending to her flowers, proudly showing me the new blooms she had just purchased at Woodhill. I was always so impressed by her energy and dedication—still working tirelessly in her garden under the hot sun at the age of 86.
You were all so blessed with a wonderful life together, and your sons were truly proud of her. Thank you for being such an important part of my memories growing up. I speak on behalf of my siblings and parents when I say that the Di Liddos have always been a part of our lives in one way or another.
Wishing Lucy a peaceful journey home and into the gates of heaven, where she will be welcomed with open arms and remembered for the kindness and goodness she shared with everyone.
With our deepest sympathy,
The Ammaturo family
(Donna, Joe, Rob, Tina, and all of our families)
Dearest Di Liddo Families,
Lucia will forever be remembered by all whose lives she touched. A remarkable woman who led by example and who knew what mattered most in life: Family, community and faith. We were lucky to have known her and those of you she leaves behind carrying pieces of her. Dan- my brother, we love you. May your mom claim her crown in heaven among all those who served God as did she.