Frank Cozzolino, ‘Holmes on Homes’ Electrician, Dies at 56 After Battle with Lymphoma
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Beloved television personality and skilled electrician Frank Cozzolino has died at the age of 56 following a valiant fight against lymphoma, according to an obituary confirming his passing on December 4. He is survived by his partner, Lisa, and their daughters, Filomena and Alexandria.
A Life Dedicated to Craft and Connection
Cozzolino was widely recognized for his work on popular home improvement programs “Holmes on Homes” and “Holmes Family Rescue,” becoming a trusted face for viewers seeking reliable advice and quality workmanship. His journey to becoming a master electrician wasn’t immediate; the obituary notes he explored multiple career paths before discovering his passion for the trade. he ultimately founded Solutions electrical, a business lauded as a testament to his dedication and resilience.
Health Challenges and Final Days
The electrician’s recent health struggles began with a return of liver disease, prompting a transplant in July. Regrettably, he afterward developed lymphoma following the surgery. His daughter, Filomena, shared a poignant message on Instagram detailing her father’s passing. “Daddy,you put up one hell of a fight,” she wrote. “You are the strongest person I know, and I am grateful for the years we got to spend together on Earth. Now your battle is over and you can rest. We’ll all see you again.”
Filomena’s Instagram post can be found here: https://www.instagram.com/p/C0Xw-zXvXqJ/
A Legacy of Positivity and Expertise
Mike Holmes, Cozzolino’s co-star, expressed his profound grief in a heartfelt Instagram post, stating, “frank will forever be part of the Holmes family.” Holmes remembered Cozzolino as a source of positivity and skill, adding, “I am devastated by the passing of my good friend Frank Cozzolino. Frank made us better. His impact will live on in every home he helped. Frank could walk into the toughest electrical disaster, crack a joke in his style, and suddenly the whole room felt lighter. That’s just who he was.”
Cozzolino’s ability to bring levity to challenging situations, combined with his expertise, made him a valued colleague and a beloved figure in the home renovation world.His contributions to the industry and the warmth he brought to every project will be deeply missed.
