Camille Perrone

I remember my first visit with Aunt Cam. My brother and I had chicken pox but she still wanted to see us and pinch our cheeks. She was a shining force.

Fred, Jim and Diane,
Your mother will be missed by all who knew her. She was a good friend for more than 60 years.

Fred, Jim and Diane,

As long as I can remember, your mother was always my favorite aunt. Maybe it was her easy laugh or the way she'd squeeze me and tell me stories about my childhood shenanigans--or hers and my mother's. Maybe it was her genuine "I love yous" or the joy she radiated when talking about the LaMonicas. Maybe it was her physical beauty, which time never tarnished. Or the way she gave me a sense of belonging to a large, yet relatively unknown immigrant family.

Jim, Fred and Diane; our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family during this difficult time.

Fred & Sandy, I met your mother in the early 90's. She was a remarkable lady; so loving, kind, interesting, and full of life and humor. She was a joy to be around. Although, I came late into her life as Alice's husband, she always treated me as if I were a charter member of the family. That is very special and I will miss hearing her voice, her laughter, and enjoying lunch at her favorite oriental reataurant in Gulfport. My prayers and thoughts are with your family.

Fred and Sandy, sorry to hear about your moms passing, I know it's been tough on you and your family. Camille is in a better place now and she will always be with you. Always..