John Alfred Campitelli
elevated kz70N May 21, 1932 ~ February 3, 2019
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Thursday, February 7, 2019 from 2:00 – 4:00 p.m. & 5:00 – 8:00 p.m.
elevated kz70N Friday February 8, 2019 from 11:30 a.m – 1:00 p.m
elevated kz70N Holy Cross Catholic Funeral Home
211 Langstaff Road East, Thornhill, ON, L3T 3Z6
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Friday, February 8, 2019 at 1:30 pm
elevated kz70N Chapel of St. Joseph – Holy Cross Catholic Funeral Home
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Holy Cross Catholic Cemetery
8361 Yonge Street, Thornhill, ON, L3T 2C7
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elevated kz70N Obituary
elevated kz70N With heavy hearts, we announce the sudden passing of John Alfred Campitelli, in his 87th year, on Sunday February 3rd, 2019. He leaves behind his beloved wife, Lena, his two daughters, Emily (Alan Paterson) and Patsy (Robert Ricciuti). He will be sorely missed by his grandchildren, Carolina, Johnny (Arlene Miron) and Christina. Brother to the late Fred (Margaret), Mary Ardellini (the late Claudio), Bruno (Diane), Vira Persichilli (George). John lived life on his own terms. He came from a generation of giants and told all the stories to prove it. He loved deep and loved to share what he loved. His pride for his family was immeasurable. He will be missed. Donations to the charity of your choice.
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We’ll miss you Nonno. I hope my mom greets you up there, and our families come together in both heaven and on earth. Your legend will live on xoxoxo
My deepest condolences to you nonna Elena.
Patsy &Emily and to the whole family of nonno johny I’m sorry for your loss.may god bless his soul and rest in peace nonno.🙏🙏😢😢
You will be missed. Our favourite memory was when we followed you around Florida in the K car while you were pimped out in the Caddy. ❤️
We shared a passion for horses and you, “always had a good one for me and he was 17 hh”. I will miss seeing you around the office and your never-ending smile. Our sincerest condolences from the Doran family. You will be missed. <3
Our deepest condolences to you Nonna, Patsy, Emily, Frankie and family. May he rest in peace. We will miss him terribly.
Love Annie and Kerry
My thoughts and prayers are with you all. With much love. Mom
Sincere condolence to the family Of John Campitelli we miss you John proud of your generosity , once I’ve been the part of the family for so many years taking care of mother Amalia Campitelli , the great grand kids , the late son Freddie Campitelli and the last is John Campitelli it’s very memorable I m in the pictures of this family we miss you John
John, you were one in a million !! That smile. Even your eyes smiled. Bruno and I will miss you. Our sincereste condolences. And love to Lena, Emily and Alan, Patsy and Rob, Carolina, Johnny and Christina.
John we will miss you and that smile !! Even your eyes smiled. You were one in a million. Our sincerest condolences and love to Lena, Emily and Alan, Patsy and Rob, Carolina, Jonny and Christina.
Antoinette, Mike and girls…… we are sorry to hear of your loss. Hold your memories close….xo Jeanette ,Rob and family
My warmest thoughts go to the whole extended family hearing of your loss, your husband, father, brother or uncle, there are no words to console. Especially to Mrs. Campitelli, Emily & Patsy I wrap my arms around you. My memories picture his big-hearted, life-loving smile. I pray you find peace in knowing he lived a big life, crossed hurdles with purpose, embraced his interests, and always loved his family. Love to all. Rest In Peace.
May God be with and comfort your precious family I am sure his name will be carried on forever and in good grace.Keep strength,faith,and love with-in yourselves know that johnny loved and cherished each and every one of his family,friend,and co-workers
Our most sincere condolences to Lena and family.
Very sad and very unexpected. John was great person and friend! He will be forever missed!
I will miss your visits to the office. After so many years, you are family to me. You always had a smile that followed your greeting. But when you had a twinkle in your eye and a smirk to go with it we knew you were up to something. If we told you that you couldn’t do something, you said “I’ll do what I want”. And that’s how you lived life. On your terms. Your life was full with a close, loving family and friends that loved you. A life well lived. But one that we all wished had lasted longer. I’ll love you and miss you forever. Sharon Karn and Jim Murphy
Everyone who met my Uncle Johnny would know that his persona was larger than life.
He wanted to live his life to the fullest and everything had to be on his terms. John strived for the stars and his drive and determination just made whatever he wanted happen.
He would stir up an office meeting the same way he would get everybody up on the dance floor. His laughter was infectious and he loved to see everyone join in and have a good time.
He loved his music, his food, his wine, and his stories. Most of all he loved to share all of these things with his family and friends.
The door to Lena and John’s home was always open and welcoming with generosity.
Whenever my Uncle Johnny greeted me, the sparkle in his eyes was as warm as his big smile. He always made me feel welcomed and very special to him. He always wanted to know everything about what my “girls” and I were up to and he also loved to tell me all about his projects and visions. Most of the time he wanted to tell me all about the wonderful things Emily and Allan, Patsy and Rob, Carolina, Christina, Johnny , and Frankie were doing. It was sheer joy for me to watch his face light up as he boasted about them. They gave him great joy and he couldn’t be more proud of them.
And finally, the one thing I will never forget is that in every conversation we ever had in all these years , he always repeated and confirmed the one truth that really was the reason for his being: “You know Lori,”he would say, “I’m still in love with your Aunt Lena more and more every day since the first day we met.”
I will miss you Uncle Johnny and never forget how important you were in my life. May God take you in palm of His hands and give you everlasting peace.
To Emily & Alan, Patsy & Robert, our deepest condolences to you and your families on the death of your dear Dad, Father-in-law and Nonno.
We read about it in the newspaper and felt the need to let you know how much others care. We know he is in a great place and smiling down on all of you, including your Mom. May he rest in peace and may your many memories help you through this time.
Dearest Steve and Mary,
What a thoughtful and appreciated gesture. We are all still reeling from his loss but it is so good to know that he was loved by so many .
Thank you for thinking of us . I am fortunate to have so many people to call friends.