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Pasquale A. "Putsy" Camarco

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Pasquale Camarco Obituary

Published by Legacy Remembers from Aug. 4 to Aug. 5, 2003.

CAMARCO
PASQUALE A. "PUTSY"
Of Baldwin Twp., on Saturday, August 2, 2003 beloved husband of Susan and the late Jacqueline; father of Daniel (Mary), Randy (Tina), Pat and Tony; brother of Frances, Florence, Lucille, Angeline, and the late Josephine and Tony; grandfather of Dan and Sam Camarco, Michael Herlich, Alexa Rae Wehlau, and Rocco and Tiffany Camarco;; stepfather of Deborah, Lynn, Jamie, Kathy, Christine, Patrick, Karen and Maureen. Friends may call at the FRANK F. DE BOR FUNERAL HOME, INC. 1065 Brookline Blvd., 412-561-0380 Tuesday 2-4 & 7-9 pm, and Wednesday 3-5 & 7-9 pm in HOLLENBECK-CAHILL FUNERAL HOME, 372 E. Main St., Bradford, PA. Mass of Christian Burial Thursday 10 am in St. Bernard Church, Bradford, PA.
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Recent Activity

August 12, 2003

Mary Camarco posted to the memorial.

August 7, 2003

Rita Granata Iozzo posted to the memorial.

August 7, 2003

Larry Gocella posted to the memorial.

15 Entries

Mary Camarco

August 12, 2003

It is comforting to know that he's in heaven now, resting in the arms of his one true love, Jackie. We love you Dad!

Rita Granata Iozzo

August 7, 2003

I'd like to express my deepest sympathy to all of you on the passing of Mr. Camarco. I was a proud member of "Camarco's Italian Army" at Carlynton High School in the 70's. Whenever You would see him in the halls of CHS he always had a smile and a friendly greeting. My fondest memory of him, and it is still talked about to this day, was in my performance in my Junior Class Play (l975) I sang a ridiculous version of the Minnie Ripperton song "Loving You", my costume was ridiculous along with the way the song was sung and I had to sing on the apron of the stage in front of the curtain, needless to say I was a litle nervous but soon as I heard the audience's laughter the nerves were quelled and I did my best to give them their moneys worth (tickets were probably 4.00 at the time) anyhow, all I can remember seeing after I started to sing ,was Mr. Camarco, (who had an aisle seat)on his hands and knees in the aisle slapping the floor laughing...apparently HE reallly thought it was funny and soon word passed around the school that I had them in the aisles...Well Mr. C. you left many good memories for everyones lives that you have so genuinely touched with your easy going way...SALUTE...

Larry Gocella

August 7, 2003

Dear Camarco Family,

I grew up in Bradford and was a childhood friend of "Putsy." I shall always remember his friendly smile and his strong convictions. A true friend. My condolences to his extended family!

Larry Gocella

New Castle, DE 19720

Nancy (Doyle) Athanas

August 6, 2003

Please accept my deepest sympathy in the passing of Mr. Camarco. I attended St. Justin High School in Mt. Washington in the late '60s where Mr. Camarco was a teacher and remember him as one of my favorite teachers. I am sorry I was unable to pay my respects in person but I only found out about his passing today. I will keep Mr. Camarco and his family in my prayers.

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Tom Byers

August 6, 2003

Dear Camarco Family,

Coach Camarco was a big influence in my life and I am sorry to hear of his passing. Although we were never big winners on the basketball court, he taught me determination and to never give up and to keep trying, even though the odds were never in our favor...and that makes him a big winner in the game of life. You are all in my prayers.

Sincerely,

Tom Byers

Carlynton Class of 1979

John Meyer

August 5, 2003

My thoughts and prayers are with all of you. Remember all the good times. He was loved by all and will be missed by many.

Nick Palazzetti

August 5, 2003

My deepest sympathy to all of us who knew and loved Pat Camarco. His warmth, generosity, and humor made our lives better.

Chris Nagy

August 5, 2003

To the Camarco Family:

Mr. Camarco was my 10th grade biology, and home room teacher. I remember him quite well, as a wonderful teacher, and a no-nonsense guy with an easy laugh. I want to extend my condolences to your family at this time of loss. May God bless you all.

Chris Nagy

Sue Scattaregia

August 4, 2003

TO THE CAMARCO FAMILY,

OUR DEEPEST SYMPATHIES.

DAN AND MARY,

I'M SO SORRY FOR YOUR LOSS.

SUE AND MARK SCATTAREGIA FAMILY

Larry Meyer

August 4, 2003

Dan, Randy, Pat, and Tony,

I was sorry to hear about your dad. I just got a email from Bernie and my Mom. I'll always remember your Dad at all our sporting events, and how much of an awesome figure he was. He was always very "tolreant", whenever i would stay at your house over night, or just come up to shoot some hoops.

He will be missed. Again, I'm sorry for your loss.

Regards.

Larry Meyer

Kim Maiorano

August 4, 2003

My deepest sympathy goes to the family.

Gina Marie Orban

August 4, 2003

May God bless and comfort you....

Mary Margaret Meyer

August 4, 2003

Dear Camarco Family but especially Tony and Pat,

We feel your loss, too. Our boys loved your Dad as their own. Bernie said your Dad had the biggest influence on his life other than his own Dad.

So glad John and I had the opportunity to sit with him this past December at the K.O. basketball tourney. Loved his smile and enthusiasm.

I have a picture that I took in Sorrento, Italy to share w. you of a restaurant manager who is your Father's double.

Thanks for sharing your Dad during basketball season with so many youth. We will miss him,too.

Love,

Mary Margaret Meyer

and Sons, David, Larry, Bernie and John