Donald L. Losasso, Ohio – The Masonic community in Ohio is grieving the loss of a respected leader, Most Excellent Companion Donald L. Losasso, who passed away recently. Losasso, a dedicated member of the Grand Chapter Royal Arch Masons of Ohio, served as Past Grand High Priest in 2009 and Past Eminent Prior in 2020. His passing marks the end of a significant chapter of service and leadership within the Masonic fraternity.
Donald Losasso was widely admired for his unwavering commitment to the principles of the Masons and his exemplary leadership. His tenure as Grand High Priest was characterized by a strong focus on promoting unity and growth within the organization. His role as Past Eminent Prior further solidified his legacy as a leader deeply committed to the mission of the Royal Arch Masons.
The announcement of his passing has brought a wave of sorrow throughout the Masonic community. Friends, family, and fellow Masons have expressed their condolences and shared memories of Losasso’s impact. On social media, members of the Masonic community paid tribute to his legacy.
Jeff Shaw commented, "So sad, I served with him when he was KYCH Prior," reflecting on their shared experiences.
Rick Eakin simply noted, "A good man and true," encapsulating the sentiment held by many.
Others, like Roger McManis, shared their prayers, saying, "Praying for his family and all who need comfort."
Ann Kline added, "Keeping Theda in our prayers," extending support to Losasso’s family, particularly his spouse, Theda.
Rod Carr remembered Losasso fondly, stating, "Don was a great guy," while Perry Coxson remarked, "Great friend and brother to so many. He will be missed."
The loss of Donald Losasso has left a profound void, not only within the Grand Chapter Royal Arch Masons of Ohio but also among the many individuals whose lives he touched. His leadership, characterized by a deep commitment to the Masonic values of fellowship and service, will continue to inspire future generations.
As the community awaits further details regarding memorial services, the thoughts and prayers of many remain with Theda and the entire Losasso family. Donald Losasso’s legacy as a dedicated Mason and a guiding light in the community will be remembered for years to come.
Don, was always respectful and caring. I will miss his stories and support. God Bless him and his love ones.