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Joe Lorusso

Visitation Date: Wednesday, October 14, 2020
Funeral Date: Wednesday, October 14th, 2020
Funeral Time: 1:30 pm
Place of Funeral: St. Matthew Catholic Church, Schaumburg
Funeral Notes: Friends are asked to gather Wednesday at the church.
Interment: All Saints Cemetery

Joe Lorusso, beloved husband of Antonia (nee Zernone); devoted father of Maria (Joe) Mariani, Dina (Tony) Iovane, Onofrio Lorusso and Mike (Debbie) Lorusso; dear brother of Michele Lorusso, the late Elisa Campobasso, Isabella Affatato, Vito Lorusso and Francesco Lorusso; loving nonno of Carmela (Ken) Hinkle, Tonia (Bob) Wroblewski, Jenny (Dan) Donohue, Tiffany (T.J.) Danhelka, Carmela Lisa (Drew) Keller, Luigi Iovane, Melissa Lorusso, Josh Lorusso, Fergie (Kari) Villanueva, Joey Lorusso, Michael Lorusso and Matthew Lorusso and loving great nonno of many. Family and friends are asked to gather 1:30 p.m Wednesday for mass at St. Matthew Church 1005 E. Schaumburg Rd. Schaumburg. Entombment All Saints Cemetery. Please omit flowers.

Funeral Home

Salerno's Rosedale Chapels

Phone: (630) 889-1700
Address: 450 W. Lake Street Roselle IL, 60172

Church Details

St. Matthew Catholic Church, Schaumburg

Phone: 847-891-1220
Address: 1001 E. Schaumburg Rod Schaumburg Illinois, 60194
Service Date: October 14th 2020
Funeral Time: 1:30 pm

Interment Details

All Saints Cemetery

Phone: 847-298-0450
Address: 700 N. River Road Des Plaines IL, 60016

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Posted by:
Julie Tintera

Posted on:
Monday, October 12, 2020

Joe Lorusso was an amazing man. He came to this country from Italy with his wife and four young children to start a new life. He started his own business and was one of the hardest working men I had ever known. He had an incredible gift for gardening and even had his own vineyard! Every year he and his wife would make their own sauce and their own wine. He was also a bit of a musician as he played the harmonica. He was a wonderful father in law to me and a wonderful Nonno to my kids. He will be missed!

Posted by:
Steven Weissmann

Posted on:
Monday, October 12, 2020

I don't know how I can articulate all Joe Lorusso meant to me. He taught me so much about having a great work ethic. He was the hardest worker I ever saw. Tireless. He cared deeply about doing things right. To the very best of his ability. He treated me so well. He was truly like a second Father to me. The world has lost a great man. Every year I garden, I think of Joe. I'm sure that will continue.

Posted by:
Hinkle Family

Posted on:
Monday, October 12, 2020

We will forever miss you Nonno. Ci mancherai per sempre, Nonno. "You know why..." We love you! "Chi ti ha detto?" "Gesù"