Leonard Yacobozzi

Birth date: Sep 19, 1953 Death date: Sep 19, 2009

Leonard A. Yacobozzi, 56, died suddenly at his home in Tampa, Florida on September 19, 2009. He was born in Lorain, Ohio on January 13, 1953, to Enio and Hazel (Deidrick) Yacobozzi, formerly of Amherst, Ohio now residing in Hillia Read Obituary

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Cliff Wolk - Stoughton , Ma - Old Friends

718w ago

I just heard of Len's passing. Len and Eva lived across the street from me on Norman Street in Milton Ma. We had so many good times and laughs together. I was witness to Len and Eva take an old outdated home and transform it painstakingly into a beautiful showcase. Unfortunately we lost contact over the years but his laugh, wit and generosity will always be with me. Although years later, I offer my true sorrow and condolences to his family. I would have loved to have been able to meet his children.

Stacey Graham - Tampa, Florida

852w ago

Although I have not seen Len for several years, he will be missed. He ALWAYS put Rachel and Rocco before himself and wanted to give them the world. With deepest sympathy, my heart goes out to everyone who morns his loss. Those we love don't go away, may the memories you hold close to your heart endear you always.

Phil, Cyndi And Jill Findley - Tampa, Fl.

852w ago

We have had the pleasure of knowing Len for 6 years. We met during cheerleading when our daughters cheered together. All us moms and Len hung out together at all the practices and he would have us laughing the whole time. We also had hair curling parties for the competitions. Len was right there with us and when we ran out of curlers or hair gel, Len would run to the store and get more. We loved his humor, generosity and especially his love and devotion for his children. He will be missed by all.

Tamara (Tammy) (Barnes) James - Wooster, Ohio

853w ago

Please except my condolences on the passing of your son. I am very saddend with this news. I went to high school with Lenny. I remember him well. I'm very sorry for your loss.

Michelle Mays - Clearwater,Fl

853w ago

Len, was a very dear friend to me. I have known Len for about 10 years and I have to say I never once saw him without a smile on his face. Len was always joking around but when times got serious I knew he would always have my back. He was always a true gentleman. Len's children were his greatest joy in life. I don't think we every had a conversation when he wasn't talking about Rachel and Rocco. The Friday before his passing we were talking and he was saying how proud he was of his children and the decisions they had made in their lives. Rachel and Rocco, I pray the Lord will carry you through this difficult time and bring you peace that surpasses all understanding. My memories of Len are full of his contagious laugh and his crazy jokes and emails. I will miss you so much!

Gene And Anne Kendzel - Lorain

853w ago

Dear Hazel, Enio and Family We were so sorry to hear about Lenny. It is sad to lose somebody you love. Our thoughts and prayers are with you. Gene and Anne Kendzel

Jim Kramer - Tampa, Florida

853w ago

To Len's parents, you raised a grat son and father,. to Lori and Kathy, you two were a source of Len's sense of humor and gentleness. But, Rocco an dRachel, YOU two were truly your father's purpose, pride and joy in life. Len made me a better person in the 10 years I knew him. We shared Rays season tickets, Lightning season tickets, days at the gun ranges, email jokes and political and economic rants, and years of his daily visits to my office to grab a coffee and his favorite penut donuts next door while we both raised our kids as single Dads and every day our favorite and constant discussion topic was our most recent challenge, our hopes, our worries, our succeses and our sometimes goofs, our reliefs and pride in our kids as they grew into who they are now. Len and I often shred how we could only do what we did becasue of what we learned from the parents and siblings we were raised with and by, and Len was truly appreciative and thankful to you all. Len was unique and the only guy I ever met who ALWAYS brightened the mood of and left a smile on the face of EVERY person he met - without fail! he made my life better forever, just as he did all of yours. What a legacy he's left behind! I am truly glad I knew Len, and I will keep him and yo all in my prayers. R & R, I'm here if you ever need to talk or need some help.

Jane (Janie) Pope (Stumphauzer) - Lorain, Ohio

853w ago

To the entire Yacobozzi family...you have my sincere condolences. Lenny was a wonderful classmate of mine at St. Stanislaus School. I'm not surprised in the least to read the other condolences and see what an amazing man he turned out to be. Mr. & Mrs. Yacobozzi, you truly did a great job raising your son. And it sounds like he, in turn, did a great job raising his children. My heart goes out to you all, and I'll keep you all in my prayers.

Vickie Williams - Tampa,Florida

853w ago

Len has gotten his wings and up in heaven ..They are very lucky to have him . But he will be greatly missed. Len always left us with a big smile and we were very lucky to have him in our life. Vickie Williams

Patty Owens - Tampa, Florida

853w ago

I have known Len for 8 years. He was a very loving, caring, and always had a sense of humor. I was a single Mom struggling to raise my two children and Len would come in to just listen and offer some good advice. I had a lot of good times with Len. Some people thought we were brother and sister. We just had that kind of relationship. Len LOVED his children. They were his WHOLE Life. He was a great Dad...Len you earned your wings in more ways then one, and you will be sadly missed...May God comfort all of your family. Patty

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