Paul J. "P.J." Camello

My mother in law gave me this obituaty because we have the same exact name. I never met Paul, but she asked if we were rataled.
It turns out, Paul is my fathers cousin, who is also Paul Camello.
my deepest condolences to paul's family.
Sorry we never met, sound like he was an interesting man with many
stories to tell.
sadly,
Paul Joseph Camello

Paul Joseph Camello was the son of my Father's older Brother. Sorry to hear of his passing. We can all feel comfort that while he was with us he touched and influenced so many lifes as a Father and Teacher

Please know our thoughts are with you all at this sad time. Mr Camello and the Camello family will always hold a special place in my heart and in my memories. Growing up next door your home was like a second home to me, I will miss you Mr Camello.

Dear Michelle and Family,

I was so sorry to hear from Dr Bill that Paul had passed.

I will never forget the day he was sitting in the waiting room and an elderly women fainted. Paul had just had surgery and yet despite his own recovering state, he instinctively went to prevent her from hitting the floor. He kept on stating afterwards that he knew he shouldn't be doing it while he was doing it but he couldnt help himself. He was

Dear Michelle and Family,

I was so sorry to hear from Dr Bill that Paul had passed.

I will never forget the day he was sitting in the waiting room and an elderly women fainted. Paul had just had surgery and yet despite his own recovering state, he instinctively went to prevent her from hitting the floor. He kept on stating afterwards that he knew he shouldn't be doing it while he was doing it but he couldnt help himself. He was such a caring and thoughtful man.

May the Grace of God be with all of you at this difficult time.

Heidi Maraschiello

Paul and I became friends at Salem State College in the late 1940s and early 1950s. He was a role model to me since I was a few years younger than Paul. I was quickly impressed with Paul's maturity about issues, his respect for others, and how he could add his sense of humor to any conversation. Paul became a model teacher and principal and all those who experienced his kindness will forever retain the memory of the depth of

Paul and I became friends at Salem State College in the late 1940s and early 1950s. He was a role model to me since I was a few years younger than Paul. I was quickly impressed with Paul's maturity about issues, his respect for others, and how he could add his sense of humor to any conversation. Paul became a model teacher and principal and all those who experienced his kindness will forever retain the memory of the depth of that kindness. These many years later I still retain the memory of the kindness that Paul extended to me. He still lives in my heart. My condolences to Michelle and her family. Paul was the definition of what a Christian person should be.

Special prayers are being sent
with heartfelt love so truly meant
for a man I saw with a gentle soul
his loss for sure will takes its toll
but he will be their Angel from above
and guide them always with his love
Someday in time they will meet again
a beautiful reunion it shall be then

God bless to an amazing man and family I have adored for many years
My deepest sympathy to all... with love and prayers Janice xoxo

I was 10 years old in 1954, when I entered Mr. Camello's sixth grade class at the Lincoln School in Everett. My dad had passed away the year before and Mr. Camello provided a very positive role model for a sad boy at the time. He was very supportive and helped me grow during that transitional year in my life.
I do remember seeing his automobile in the parking lot of the school with a Salem State College decal in the

I was 10 years old in 1954, when I entered Mr. Camello's sixth grade class at the Lincoln School in Everett. My dad had passed away the year before and Mr. Camello provided a very positive role model for a sad boy at the time. He was very supportive and helped me grow during that transitional year in my life.
I do remember seeing his automobile in the parking lot of the school with a Salem State College decal in the window. As you can see he left a very positive set of memories for me from that time and I am grateful that he was my teacher. Jack Kurdzionak

Paul was a great neighbor and friend for over forty years. We also bonded together as fellow Marines. Paul was a proud combat Marine who served during WW11 in the bloody battle of Okinawa.. He was a devoted father and husband and he will be sorely missed by everybody.

Our families will gather and reunite here on earth and in Heaven with love, respect and rememberance of "Mr. Camello." I have many memories of the Camello family, and these words accompany all of my memories: love, laughter, kindness, generosity, thoughtfulness, intelligence and artistry.

God speed to you Mr. Camello in your journey ahead, and also to your loved ones for peace and comfort from their grieving.

Love,
Rose

I have so many warm memories of dear Mr. Camello (could never get used to calling him Paul) - what a kind, gentle, funny man.
I recall trips to Lovell Lake with the family as well as our trips to Florida and Bermuda.
I feel blessed to have known him ~ he had the most quiet, unique sense of humor of anyone I have ever known.
Eternal peace and rest to you Mr. Camello ~ play golf with my Daddy in heaven!