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Vivaldo Lasso, loving husband, and father, passed away at the age of eighty-two on August 5th, 2023. Born on April 20, 1941, and raised in Ecuador to Medardo and Zenhita Lasso, Vivaldo moved to New York where he worked as a computer programmer on early IBM machines and where he eventually met his wife of 45 years, Carmen Lasso.

Vivaldo was an award-worthy storyteller and found immense pleasure in taking a listener on a journey throughout one of his experiences. He was an individual who others would naturally gravitate to as he had a warm and welcoming presence to anyone from all walks of life. Not only did he light up the room with his presence, but he was always unapologetically himself and found incredible joy spending time with his family and loved ones, coaching, and playing soccer, listening to Christian sermons, and dancing to music. Vivaldo was also known to be a bountiful giver so that others could enjoy the things in life.

In addition to his wife, Vivaldo is survived by his two daughters, Zenhita Lasso Young (John) and Edna Ivette Gotay, brother Medardo Lasso, and three sisters Bolivia Torres, Maria Moscouris, and Neddy Lasso. Vivaldo was also a uncle to five: Patricia Torres, Arlene DePrizio, Lesly Morales, Francisco and Pablo Torres. Additionally, he has six grandchildren: Nicole Matos (Manuel), Johnathan Godwin, Alexander Lowe, Kaylee Zichy (Jonathan), Christian Young (Kaitlyn), Rachel Shepeluk (Cody) and great-grandchildren: Madison, Gabriella, and Isabella Matos.

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  • Amanda Barrio
    Posted August 16, 2023 at 5:58 pm

    Sending love & condolences
    To the family god bless

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