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l 1'le Wmmunmw‘azm “You want to know why,” Ms Rape- ni said. “It hasn't only affected us but his friends too because they don't have Dino anymore." BY IOE, FANTAUZZI Staff Writer Dino Raponi’s family is still struggling to come to terms with the Stouffville man’s death one year later. Mr. Raponi's death has brought his family closer together, his mom said, but added she is frustrated that she doesn’t know exactly what happened. She has seen the autopsy rcport and says he wasn’t drunk and had no medi- cal complicatiom A year ago this Sunday, his truck collided with a hydro pole in south Uxbridge, east of Goodwood. “It’s 'harder now than it is in the beginning,” his mother, Onesima, said. “It’s very hard to just pick up and go." MI. Raponi died On thé way home from a get-together for a friend in Brooklin. A graduate of York University, he grew up in Unionville and attended Brother Andre Catholic High School. Hewas 29. No. answers in death, 12 months later Nothing in autopsy to explain truck crash, Stouflrville family says A memorial mass for Dino Raponi will be held this Saturday at St. Mark’s Catholic Church, 345 Glad Park Ave. at noon. The mass is open to the general public. DINO MPONI: Memorial mass for Stouflvme man will be held Satur- day at St. Mark's Catholic Church. A sports enthusiast who was to take over the family business, Strap Drywall, and an avid guitar player who loved rock music, Mr. Raponi’s “kingdom” was the basement of the family’s home in Stouffville. “I miss that music,” Ms Raponi said, adding she remembers her son as “want- ing the best for everybody." re gvailable: Properties on the 071133;;33:71:32,235:7 ak Ridges Moraine , and reference binder provided) lack Verhoog wants to keep going on the dog walk circuit in Stouffville, but his dog T.K. (The King) would rather spent some more time cooling OH in the snowbank. teach you to: ‘ Conservation Plan and how it impacts on - use activities. stewardship resources and funding programs .- W ns and property tax incentives that can make - maketafie the MOMiNé'Wzm with support from the Oak Ridges Moraine Foundation www.mralmforlife.org Member of (‘ervafkrn Ontario 6ii§éfi75tion for The living (‘in muwm AND «cum.» STAFF PHOTO/SJOERD WITTEVEEN