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We are heartbroken to announce the passing of Amad We are heartbroken to announce the passing of Amadio Scodeller, our beloved patriarch, on December 7. He is survived by his wife of 61 years, Maria Grazia, and by daughters Graziella (Joe), Patrizia (Mark), Denise (Robert) & Cathy (Emmanuel) and grandchildren Amanda, Vanessa, Matthew, Jacob, Thomas, Emily, Adam, Isabella & Emma. Born in 1931, in San Vito al Tagliamento in the province of Venezia-Friuli, he arrived in Canada in 1951 as a young man ready to make his mark in his adopted country. He and Maria married in 1958 and began a family based on their remarkable union. They raised four strong daughters and instilled them with values of family, strength and integrity. They celebrated their 61st wedding anniversary a few weeks ago, surrounded by their children and grandchildren. As humble as he was successful, one never heard him boast of his accomplishments but, every day, millions of Torontonians live, work and travel on projects he undertook. Known to many as Coppo, he was a bricklayer by trade, started out in the masonry business then expanded to forming and precast and was involved in projects that have shaped the city. That said, his favourite name was neither Amadio nor Coppo but rather Nonno. There has never been a more kind-hearted, loving grandfather. He was always thinking of “the next generation”, as he referred to his grandchildren. He was such a valuable source of advice to them, one who shared stories of both his successes and failures. He always challenged them and encouraged them to strive to be the best version of themselves, in any undertaking. He was always there if they needed him, whether for his wisdom, for an early morning ride to the airport or for anything else they may have needed. There was never a no from Nonno. He leaves behind a powerful legacy with four families who will strive to live up to his final words: “Always do your best, always do good. You’re all good.” We are heartbroken at his loss but remain inspired by his example of his remarkable, successful life. Now, finally, for the man who utterly loathed 3-day weekends, it is time to rest.
Project: York Region Administrative Centre Annex | Project: York Region Administrative Centre Annex | Architectural precast concrete | White light sandblast finish |
Project: East 55 Condo | Architectural Precast wit Project: East 55 Condo | Architectural Precast with thin brick veneer |
Project: Cinema Tower | Architectural Precast | Project: Cinema Tower | Architectural Precast |
Project: 99 Atlantic | Architectural Precast / thi Project: 99 Atlantic | Architectural Precast / thin brick |
Project: 2221 Yonge Street | Architectural Precast Project: 2221 Yonge Street | Architectural Precast | White light sandblast | Erection Ongoing |
Project: 592 Sherbourne | The Selby | Architectura Project: 592 Sherbourne | The Selby | Architectural Precast with thin brick veneer|
Architectural Precast / Thin Brick Architectural Precast / Thin Brick
Celebrating 30 Years at RES Precast. Thank you to Celebrating 30 Years at RES Precast. Thank you to Innisbrook Golf Course for having us!
Project : Unionville Gardens Condo | Architectural Project : Unionville Gardens Condo | Architectural Precast | Buff finish | Erection ongoing
Project: Riverside Condo | Architectural Precast & Project: Riverside Condo | Architectural Precast & thin brick Veneer |
Project: Unionville Garden Condo | Architectural P Project: Unionville Garden Condo | Architectural Precast | Buff finish | Erection ongoing
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