Birth date: Nov 19, 1913 Death date: Jul 31, 2011
John F. Campolo, of Syracuse, passed away on Sunday at his home surrounded by his loving wife and devoted son. He was born in Baltimore, MD and resided in the Syracuse area for most of his life. John served with the US Army during Read Obituary
Carmella, (Mrs. C)
It is with deep sadness that I received the news on the death of Mr. C. I am so sorry for your loss. He will be missed by many. I know you will have an empty space within your heart but may the love of those around you help you through the days ahead. Words cannot heal the pain of losing someone so dear. May God give you the strength to overcome the pain. My sincerest condolensces,
Lynda Allard Giorsetti (Julie Siechen's Mom)
Dear Carmella,
Know that we too are saddened by John’s death and offer our sincere condolences to you and Benny.
Decades ago , we were youngsters growing up in one of the best periods of our history when the corner of N. Salina and Division Street was the meeting place for the immigrant community.
Long before Williams, Sweetheart Market and other giant supermarkets, we remember the Campolo Meat Market in the 600 block of N Salina Street, just a short distance from our parent’s business, and we remember the friendship and personal touch Uncle Bruno and John Campolo offered to all who did business there.
And we recall the joy you and Benny brought to John’s life.
John’s pleasant demeanor and friendly way of dealing with people were elements of “a genuine person”. From time to time we would see him and when we took notice, the spring of our years had turned to winter. …….. And now we mourn his passing .and say Buon Ripose, old friend” “ Sarge” to many who knew him, served his family, his friends and his country warmly and respectfully. “ He was a good man” !
From the Tony’s Smoke Shop Family
Carmen D’Eredita
Mauro D’Eredita
dear benny, im so sorry about the loss of your father, may god get you through the days ahead. donna butera, ab retired
