Agnes Camello Obituary
Agnes graduated from Curtis High School and continued her education at the College of Staten Island. She dedicated her career to nursing, where she cared for countless individuals, with compassion and professionalism. One of the most rewarding parts of being a nurse was dedicating her life to caring for her patients, especially Chrissy whom she cared for and loved as her own family.
Beyond her professional life, Agnes was a devoted Nana to her three grandchildren, Lia, AJ, and Elly, as well as her beloved grand pups, Izzy and Teddy. She enjoyed crocheting, reading, and cherished the moments spent with her family. Her love and devotion to her family were the cornerstones of her life.
Agnes is survived by her sister, Catherine; sister-in-law Louise; brothers, Paul and John; daughter, Melissa; son-in-law, Anthony; son, Christopher and grandchildren Lia, AJ, Elly, Christopher and Vinny. Her presence in their lives will be deeply missed but fondly remembered.
In lieu of flowers, contributions may be made to lung cancer research in honor of Agnes Camello. Her legacy of caring and compassion will continue to inspire those who knew her.
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Dina
July 29, 2025
Thinking of you today, Agnes, on your second birthday in heaven. You were such a beautiful soul. You were so warm, generous, and full of grace. I will always remember how you welcomed me into your heart and home, treating me like a daughter. The love and kindness you showed left a lasting imprint on my life.
I know you are in heaven surrounded by light and eternal love. May the angels sing to you today and every day . You are deeply missed, forever cherished, and always remembered in my prayers. Love Dina
Melissa Kotowicz
July 29, 2025
Happy birthday in heaven. Miss you mom so much ! Not a days goes by when I don´t think about you. :) you were so kind and real and I was very lucky you were my mom.
Catherine A Dauphin
July 28, 2025
Happy Birthday in Heaven. I miss you.
Cathy
Catherine Dauphin
February 15, 2025
Happy Valentine's Day in Heaven
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Catherine Dauphin
July 11, 2024
I always made my sister laugh. Always. I miss her and love her. She was a very humble person and a truly caring person
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Mom , throughout the day I think of you often. I am so thankful you were my mother. You were always selfless and true. There was not a mean bone in your body. I cherish every memory we had. You have taught me so much about life and I know you are with me always .. till we meet again.. I already have so much to tell you and it´s only been 2 months .. love you forever
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