Nicholas Cammarata

As a friend, and a classmate, I know that the Cammaratas are having more than a difficult time the past months, but they have done so knowing that yet when a loved one dies, the one deceased will have wished life to go on at its own pace, and that all of us live in a time of peace and happiness.

Dear Janine and family,
My deepest condolences to you in this time of sorrow. You are all in my prayers.

Janine, Luke and Stephan,
Although I love to write (like you Janine) it took me a few weeks to get this message out. I know that it's because the pain of losing my own child was so intense that my heart breaks to know that your family is now going through it. That is why we drove several hours just to give you a hug.We can honestly say that we know exactly how you feel. I have learned that by just passing on an understanding hug as you start this surreal journey, helps me heal just a...

I will always remember Nick's smile and his happy disposition as he walked down the halls of Skano. I firmly believe that there is no stronger bond than the one between a parent and their child. My thoughts are with you knowing that you will always carry Nick with his great smile and his love for life within you.

May the love of friends and family carry you through your grief.

The Cammarata and Detillio Families,

Our deepest sympathies are extended to you all at this extremely difficult time. Please know that each and everyone of you are in our thoughts and Prayers.

Janine

I was so sorry to hear the news of the passing of your son. I was hopeful for your family when I read the recent Community News article on the benefit held in Nick’s behalf.

I can’t imagine the grief a loss of a child brings to a family. I pray that your family will find the strength to cope and the ability to go forward with your lives in peace. We will remember you and your family in our prayers.

I am so incredibly sad for you. With much love and faith.

Cammarata Family,
I am so very sorry to hear of your loss. I knew Nick from school. He was one of the healtiest teenagers I knew. I would have never thought he would of passed on. My most fond memory of Nick was when he stood up in front of the choir and asked if he could wear a pair of cowboy boots to the concert. I am very sorry I could not attend the wake or funeral. I know how it feels when someone you care about passes on. Nick was always smiling in every class we were in together....