Anastasios “Tom” Leousis
March 5, 1951 - April 27, 2021
Passed away peacefully after a short illness. Son of the late Louis & Beatrice (Vlachos) Leousis. Brother of Helen Leousis Barker (husband Lea), and Chris Leousis. Uncle to Trevor Empey (Patricia), Sarah Empey, Alexandria, and Benjamin Leousis. Tom was an Immigration and Capacity Lawyer in Hamilton. He graduated from Trinity College, B.A.(Hons); McMaster University, M.A.; Queens University, LLB; Practising Lawyer along side his years as an Immigration Appeals Court Adjudicator in Toronto. Tom had many interests, was multilingual and enjoyed being an avid Art collector. A special thanks to Healthcare staff at Juravinski Hospital and the Palliative Care staff at St. Peter’s, Maplewood. Interment of cremated remains has taken place in the family plot at Caledonia Cemetery. As an expression of sympathy donations may be made to a charity of choice. Arrangements by Hyde & Mott Chapel, Hagersville.
“We will miss Tom and cherish his memory.”
"et iter prosequitur"..."and the journey continues”
Condolences
Posted by
Richard Desrocher
on
May 9th, 2021
Tom was a true gentleman, and I remember our days together at Queen's University and when we would chat at the Immigration and Refugee Board. He will be missed, and I extend my condolences and very best wishes to his family. Richard Desrocher
Posted by
Anastasius (Tasso) Lakas
on
May 17th, 2021
I haven't seen Tom in several decades he was my first cousin on my mother's side of the family (Koula Lakas ne Leousis) and was surprised to hear of his passing. He studied law with a passion and excelled at it. As youngsters our families would travel to Caledonia and swim in the Grand River. However as fate would have it, we grew apart which is common to some families for any number of reasons. Upon hearing of his death of course a flash memory of past times shared came to mind which always broadened our view of family relationships. Many forget about the passage of time in their business of life and this is regrettable. On behalf of my Mom and I, we extend our sympathy to Chris and Helen and their family. May Tom find peace in in the universe, as I don't think he'll be resting much.
Posted by
Anastasius (Tasso) Lakas
on
May 17th, 2021
I haven't seen Tom in several decades he was my first cousin on my mother's side of the family (Koula Lakas ne Leousis) and was surprised to hear of his passing. He studied law with a passion and excelled at it. As youngsters our families would travel to Caledonia and swim in the Grand River. However as fate would have it, we grew apart which is common to some families for any number of reasons. Upon hearing of his death of course a flash memory of past times shared came to mind which always broadened our view of family relationships. Many forget about the passage of time in their business of life and this is regrettable. On behalf of my Mom and I, we extend our sympathy to Chris and Helen and their family. May Tom find peace in in the universe, as I don't think he'll be resting much.
Posted by
valerie malcovich
on
Dec 9th, 2021
Was deeply saddened to hear of Mr. leosis passing. He not only was a good lawyer, he was a good listener as well. My deepest condolences to his family and friends. Truly this was unexpected. The immigrants and the mentally ill lost an important ally when Mr.Leosis passed. May he rest in peace in Nirvana. May he be laughing at the ironies of it all. May he enjoy a hard earned peace. Thank you Tom.
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