Lisa LoCicero’s father has passed away. As a Grosse Pointe, Michigan native, General Hospital star Lisa LoCicero is from my neck of the woods. Growing up Italian on the East Side of Detroit, family meant something more than just biology.
LoCicero brought her Italian roots to her role as the spitfire from Bensonhurt, Olivia Falconeri. Olivia’s family values closely mirror those of traditional Italian families. She displays her roots when expressing her adoration for her sons Dante Falconeri (Dominic Zamprogna) and Leo Jerome Quartermaine (Easton Rocket). Family, food, and prayer mean everything to Olivia.
Family is held in high regard by Olivia’s portrayer Lisa LoCicero as well. General Hospital spoilers reveal LoCicero has taken to Instagram to announce the devastating loss of a close family member.
General Hospital news reports confirm Lisa LoCicero’s (Olivia Falconeri) father has passed away. A recent IG post by LoCicero features childhood photos of herself with her father Robert Moffat, along with photos of her parents, Robert and Mary Moffat.
Lisa LoCicero Says Goodbye to Her Father
We’re not crying, you’re crying! Lisa wrote an emotional goodbye to her father in the caption below her IG post.
I’d hoped this moment would never come.
The best dad a girl could ever hope for passed away
peacefully, as he lived his life.. surrounded by the love
of his family. It still seems unreal that I am finally a
member of this sad club.. I’m so old it just felt like I’d
go on having a dad forever..
As other members of this club have told me, the grief
comes in waves, and it’s not what you expect. Time to
grow up a little more, even at my age!
Thank you dad, for setting the bar high, for protecting
me and always showing us how much we were
cherished. I will remember you in healthy, smiling years
before time took so many of the things you enjoyed.
Death, like all important things is as common as dirt
and yet completely unbelievable.
I’ll always have you with me Dad..
Our prayers are with Lisa and her family at this difficult time.