‘Holmes on Homes’ Star Frank Cozzolino Dies at 61 Following Liver Cancer Battle
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A beloved figure on Canadian television, Frank Cozzolino, the electrician known for his work on “Holmes on Homes,” has died, according to a Toronto obituary. Cozzolino passed away on Thursday, December 4, leaving behind his wife, Lisa, and daughters Filomena and Alexandria.
A Heartfelt Tribute from Mike Holmes
News of Cozzolino’s death prompted an outpouring of grief, particularly from his longtime colleague and friend, Mike Holmes. On Friday, December 5, Holmes shared a moving tribute on Instagram, praising Cozzolino’s character and dedication.
“I am devastated by the passing of my good friend Frank Cozzolino,” Holmes wrote. “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. Frank wasn’t just good at what he did — he really cared. He cared about doing it right. He cared about the people he worked with. He cared about every homeowner he helped.”
Holmes concluded the post with a poignant farewell: “Frank will forever be part of the Holmes family. Miss you buddy.”
A Courageous Fight and Complications
Holmes provided further insight into Cozzolino’s passing in a video posted to his YouTube channel.
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According to Holmes, Cozzolino had faced significant health challenges in recent years, including two liver transplants. “Frank has gone through hell,” Holmes explained. “He’s had a liver six years ago, that liver failed, he had to go in and get another liver. It was touch and go, we thought for sure that he wasn’t going to make it, and he came back. And all of a sudden due to complications, he has passed away December 4th.” Holmes expressed the sadness felt by his family, friends, and all those Cozzolino had assisted throughout his career.
Supporting the Family and Honoring Cozzolino’s Legacy
In lieu of flowers, the family has requested that donations be made in Cozzolino’s name to several organizations: The Canadian Cancer Society, The Liver Foundation of Canada, The Trillium Gift of Life Network, or the UHN Foundation. This request reflects Cozzolino’s commitment to helping others and his family’s desire to continue that legacy.
Frank Cozzolino’s dedication to his craft and his warm personality will be deeply missed by those who knew him and by the many viewers who welcomed him into their homes.