Franco Grosso Lane

Comments

#208

Mr. Franco was a good man, husband, father, and grandfather. His family deserves this speci honour.

Suzi Mijango (Toronto, 2022-12-20)

#211

Franco deserves it.

Andrew Smith (Toronto, 2022-12-22)

#213

I lived on Palmerston Ave. a little north if Signir Grosso and would see him push his candy and popcorn truck up the alley in the morning and down the alley in the evening.
I worked at the Royal Ontario Museum for years and he was there with his cart outside in all kinds of weather selling his snacks to the children visiting the museum. Mr. Grosso brought his bright red up and down the laneway in rain, sun, snow and ice. Truly a Toronto icon.

Jennifer Rudder (Toronto, 2022-12-22)

#216

My father would take me shopping in Kensington Market on weekends. A special treat would be hot chestnuts from Franco, keeping my hands warm, the scent and delicate flavour filling my senses. At 51, Franco is central to one of my favorite childhood memories.
He was a staple figure in the city, bringing joy to many, he should be recognized as such.

Felicity Allcorn (Belleville, 2022-12-30)

#217

I miss Mr. Grosso, he was a Toronto legend.

Germanía Martinez (Toronto, 2023-01-02)

#218

It’s very important to my friend and means a lot to her and her family.

Chiara Corrado (Milton, 2023-01-04)

#220

I know the family

Jack Devlin (Stevensville, 2023-01-07)

#221

Such a kind, charismatic individual

Julien Garofano (Brampton, 2023-01-31)



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