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Paul Celillo Obituary
April 13,2016 - April 22,2016
Paul E. Celillo AKA Butch passed away peacefully in Roseville CA on April 22, 2016 at the age of 72.Paul is survived by his mother Elizabeth Celillo, wife Margaret Celillo, children Theresa Borelli, Thomas Celillo, Michelle Torres, Paul Borelli, Michelle Celillo, Andrew Torres, grandchildren Nicole Borelli, Joseph Borelli, Dominic Celillo, Marco Celillo, Geno Celillo, Seraphina Torres, great grandchild Anthony Franklin. Paul's siblings Don Celillo, and Larry Celillo. He is preceded in death by his father Paul Milton Celillo.
Paul was an accomplished electrician on 57 years, and business owner of 40 years. He was a generous, loving, dedicated husband, son, father, grandpa, Nono, and friend to all.
Paul was active in his community his whole life and a member with a few of the clubs listed: Millbrae Lions Club, I.A.S.C, Y.M.I, NECA, Knights of Columbus (3rd Degree), and Rods & Relicks.
A funeral is scheduled for Friday April 29, 2016 at Calvary Catholic Cemetery 7101 Verner Ave., Sacramento 95841. Times are as followed: 11:00 - 1:00 will be the memorial viewing, and Father Eric Lofgren will begin mass at 1:00. All are welcome to attend and celebrate Paul E. Celillo's life. The family would like to thank Brookdale Sterling, and Sutter Roseville Oncology department for all of their efforts and care given to our father and his family.
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Donna Ferris
April 29, 2016
So sorry to hear of your fathers passing. Our prayers go out to you and your family during this difficult time
Andy, Donna and Summer Ferris
Erin Osai
April 28, 2016
My heart and prayers go to all the family and friends. Please know you are all in my thoughts during this difficult loss.
Kirk Ball
April 27, 2016
I worked closely with Paul for almost 7 years at Barnum & Celillo Electric. We were affectionately known as "the Skipper & Gilligan" around the office. We shared a lot of great times together and had some fun along the way. He was a mentor to me and I will miss him. I had the pleasure to spend an evening with him in mid March, we had dinner and chatted a while. We shared old war(construction) stories, new ones, jokes and he spoke a great deal of his son Tom, how proud he was of him, the man, his accomplishments both in the industry and him as his son. In closing we spoke of the next time we'd get together.
Rest well Paul, your race was faithfully run.
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