02/24/2026
MYRTOS Constantinos,
Imagine the most gentle, peaceful place filled with light and love — that is where my Constantinos is now, resting in the embrace of heaven and held in God’s eternal arms.
With a heart both broken and full of love, I share the passing of my beloved husband, Constantinos Myrtos. He was my partner, my strength, and my greatest earthly blessing. Together we built a life rooted in faith and love, and in that life he was the most devoted father to our beautiful daughters, Evangeline and Olivia. They were his joy, his pride, and the light that guided his every step.
Constantinos was the cherished son of Olga and Demos Myrtos, and a loving, loyal brother to George (Gina) and Chris (Joanna). He was also a devoted son-in-law to Thanasis and Dina Margaritis, and a beloved brother-in-law to Andy (Laura) and Mary (Jim). He carried his family deeply within his heart and gave that same love freely to all who surrounded him. As a proud and adoring Godfather to Noah, Marcus, Nicholas, Themis and Malena, he embraced each of them with tenderness and guidance. To his endless nieces and nephews, he was the uncle who became a best friend and the steady soul everyone could lean on.
He lived life fully, with gratitude and wonder. Some of our most treasured memories were the simplest — travelling together as a family, standing side by side at track meets, or cheering from the sidelines of a soccer field as our girls ran with determination and joy. In those moments, I saw the truest reflection of his heart: present, proud, and overflowing with love.
Constantinos was an athlete in spirit, carrying passion and discipline into every part of his life. But his calling — the place where his hands and heart worked as one — was in healing others. As a Chiropractor for more than 20 years, he served people with compassion and purpose, always wanting to ease pain and restore hope. It was never just a profession to him; it was a ministry of care.
He also loved teaching at the Chiropractic College, guiding young students with patience and humility. He believed deeply in sharing knowledge, in lifting others up, and in planting seeds that would grow long after him. I often felt that teaching kept his spirit youthful — he was always learning, always growing, always becoming.
My Constantinos had a way of leaving an imprint on every soul he met. There was warmth in his presence, sincerity in his words, and quiet strength in his love. He lived with an open heart, and because of that, he will be remembered not only for what he did, but for how he made people feel.
Now, though my heart aches in ways words cannot hold, I lean into faith. In the stillness of prayer, I find comfort in believing he has been received into the light of Christ — where there is no pain, no sorrow, and no suffering, but life everlasting. I imagine him at peace, whole again, wrapped in the mercy and the love of God.
The love we shared does not end with this farewell. It lives in our daughters, in every memory, in every quiet moment where I still feel him beside me. Until we meet again in God’s eternal kingdom, I will carry him within me — in love, in faith, and in the sacred promise of reunion.
May his memory be eternal.
Funeral services will be held on Thursday, February 26, 2026, at Metamorphosis Tou Sotiros Greek Orthodox Church,
40 Donlands Avenue, Toronto, Ontario.
Visitation will take place from
9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.,
followed by the Funeral Service at 12:00 p.m.
In lieu of flowers, the family kindly requests that donations be made in honour of Constantinos to the “Elevator Project” at Metamorphosis Church. Over the past 15 months, it became deeply meaningful to ensure that all individuals are able to worship without physical barriers. This initiative reflects that vision by supporting accessibility within our church community. E-transfers may be sent to metamorphosisgoc@gmail.com, and a donation receipt will be provided.
As Constantinos would always say, “Let’s go big.”
And so we will — in love, in faith, and in honour of him.
