Eddie and Terri, 
Parker was so fortunate to have you in his life and to care for him in his final days. John and I always remember Parker as making everyone laugh.  When he was at our house a few months ago, he was still cracking jokes and maintained that awesome sense of humor.  He will be missed! May the perpetual light shine upon him.

Our sympathy to the friends and family of Parker. You can always tell how much a person loved his friends by the love that is shared during this time.

Parker, growing up with you in Park Place in the '70's were some of the happiest days of my life, as I hope they were for you.  I'm grateful our paths crossed again at Mandinas not so long ago so that we could laugh together again along with Maurice and Danny.  You leave behind fond memories of football in the streets, a love of small motorcycles, and that funny clicking sound that only you could do.  (I finally figured it out.  Now my daughters are doing it.)  You will be missed, my friend.  Vaya con Dios.

I used to work with Parker and he always made me smile.  What a good spirit and I know that he is praying for us all now.  So sorry for your loss.

As hard as it is to say goodbye it is comforting to know that you are now at peace and pain free. Thanks for being a good friend. We will all miss you dearly.

Parker, I will always remember you laughing and always with a positive attitude! Thanks to Eddie and Terri for what you did for Parker. May God Bless You Always!

Our thoughts & prayers are with the Virga and Lorio Families in this most difficult time. May your memories bring you comfort. Love, Niki and Victoria Tripi

Parker Lorio – we first met at St. Frances Cabrini in Mrs. Lemonie's (sp) class.  I remember you and Leonard Cialino were always making noises and goofing off.  You could always make the entire class laugh.  As we grew older, I hadn't seen you in about 10 years (are more), then one day, you pulled up at the lakefront with this golden 1979 Trans Am.  Later, you, Marc Zeller, Chris Falk, Roger, Rory, Pasquale and, myself would drive our Trans Am around the lake…hang out at Pizza In…race at Wisner and Bullard Avenue.  Ah, those were some fun times.  It was a special time for us…it was a time we all enjoyed life to the fullest.  Point is, Parker, it was a sure pleasure to have met you.  You put a smile on both our hearts and face.

Our deepest sympathies to  the  Lorio family. May your memories always bring you comfort. "God is for us a refuge and strength." Psalms

Offering our deepest condolences during this difficult time.


Parker our Saints and LSU gatherings at Knuckleheads will not be the same without you.  You were such a good friend with a kind heart and a sense of humor that surpasses all.  You will  be missed by all.

I have lost my best friend.  I miss you dearly.  Parker, I love you and admire you for the way you faced your cancer with courage and humor.  Through you I have learned how to live out true love and forgiveness.  For that, I am eternally grateful.  Rest in peace, my love.

The best memory of parker was one night we were going out.partying with Parker and Eddie David and Mike and I heading to Kenner Parket  is riding with Eddie and mike doyle and David is riding with me in my car then all of a sudden it start raining peppermints because parker was hanging out the window throwing them it's from vehicle to vehicle he definitely will be missed.I remember everybody calling him rooster never understood that until I heard him crow and that was Parker

In loving memory of a wonderful person. Parker we will love you and miss you buddy. May our hearts soon be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as we celebrate your life well lived.

Parker,I will never forget you...I was the first person that you met in Chattanooga,Tenn. after katrina and just had a conversation w/you just a few weeks ago...my prayers go out to the family of this wonderful man...He could always turn your frown upside down...what a great loss but comfort comes to mind knowing he isn't suffering anymore...GOD BLESS YOU DEAR FAMILY I KNOW HE WILL BE MISSED...ALL MY LOVE AND  PRAYERS ARE WITH YOU

We lost a dear friend!!  Rest easy with your parents and keep an eye on us down here.  We will treasure you always. Terri

Parker, you will be missed with your humor and funny voices.  Love you, Mere and Pere

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Parker L. Lorio

June 7, 1961 – November 30, 2013

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