SQL Server Filling in Missing Record

I've tried searching Google and reviewing StackOverflow and have found similar issues but none that seem to have helped with my specific issue.

There are two tables involved -

#func that lists the business functions responsible for reviewing an item.

#review which captures review status (In Review = 1, Complete = 2) of an item by each function.

Below is simplified schema and data.

CREATE TABLE #func
(
    funcId int,
    funcName varchar(25)
)

INSERT INTO #func VALUES (1, 'Marketing');
INSERT INTO #func VALUES (2, 'Safety');
INSERT INTO #func VALUES (3, 'Provisioning');
INSERT INTO #func VALUES (4, 'Boss');

CREATE TABLE #review
(
    itemId int,
    funcId varchar(25),
    reviewStatus int
)

INSERT INTO #review VALUES (1, 1, 2);
INSERT INTO #review VALUES (1, 2, 2);
INSERT INTO #review VALUES (1, 3, 2);

INSERT INTO #review VALUES (2, 1, 2);
INSERT INTO #review VALUES (2, 2, 2);
INSERT INTO #review VALUES (2, 3, 2);
INSERT INTO #review VALUES (2, 4, 2);

Joining the two tables produces "incomplete" results "omitting" a row for the Boss business function for itemId = 1.

SELECT r.*, f.*
FROM #func f
LEFT JOIN #review r ON f.funcId = r.funcId
ORDER BY r.itemId, r.funcId

I understand why this is happening but how do I get it to return results like below?