PORT BYRON — Bernard
Campanello, 55, of 41 Pine St.,
died unexpectedly October 10th in St. Joseph's
Hospital, Syracuse, after a brief
illness.
A life resident of Port Byron,
he was employed for 17 years
by the Port Byron school system
as a bus driver.
He was a veteran of World
War II and a member of John
Cool Post 257, American Legion
Port Byron.
He is survived by his widow,
Mary Jane Alfred Campanello:
a daughter, Nancy Ann, and a
stepson, Floyd; his parents,
Santa and Lorenzo Campanello;
a sister, Mrs. Arthur (Josephine)
Wood; six brothers, Joseph.
Mario, Curley, and John
of Port Byron. Lawrence of
Virginia and Samuel Campanello
of Texas; and nieces and
nephews.
Funeral services were Tuesday
at Scott and Mann Funeral
Directors, Port Byron and a
high Mass of requiem was offered
by Rev. Robert Kress,
pastor of St. John's Church,
Port Byron. Burial was in
Mount Pleasant Cemetery. Saturday.
Weedsport Cayuga Chief
Thursday, October 15, 1970
Campanello, 55, of 41 Pine St.,
died unexpectedly October 10th in St. Joseph's
Hospital, Syracuse, after a brief
illness.
A life resident of Port Byron,
he was employed for 17 years
by the Port Byron school system
as a bus driver.
He was a veteran of World
War II and a member of John
Cool Post 257, American Legion
Port Byron.
He is survived by his widow,
Mary Jane Alfred Campanello:
a daughter, Nancy Ann, and a
stepson, Floyd; his parents,
Santa and Lorenzo Campanello;
a sister, Mrs. Arthur (Josephine)
Wood; six brothers, Joseph.
Mario, Curley, and John
of Port Byron. Lawrence of
Virginia and Samuel Campanello
of Texas; and nieces and
nephews.
Funeral services were Tuesday
at Scott and Mann Funeral
Directors, Port Byron and a
high Mass of requiem was offered
by Rev. Robert Kress,
pastor of St. John's Church,
Port Byron. Burial was in
Mount Pleasant Cemetery. Saturday.
Weedsport Cayuga Chief
Thursday, October 15, 1970
PORT BYRON — Bernard
Campanello, 55, of 41 Pine St.,
died unexpectedly October 10th in St. Joseph's
Hospital, Syracuse, after a brief
illness.
A life resident of Port Byron,
he was employed for 17 years
by the Port Byron school system
as a bus driver.
He was a veteran of World
War II and a member of John
Cool Post 257, American Legion
Port Byron.
He is survived by his widow,
Mary Jane Alfred Campanello:
a daughter, Nancy Ann, and a
stepson, Floyd; his parents,
Santa and Lorenzo Campanello;
a sister, Mrs. Arthur (Josephine)
Wood; six brothers, Joseph.
Mario, Curley, and John
of Port Byron. Lawrence of
Virginia and Samuel Campanello
of Texas; and nieces and
nephews.
Funeral services were Tuesday
at Scott and Mann Funeral
Directors, Port Byron and a
high Mass of requiem was offered
by Rev. Robert Kress,
pastor of St. John's Church,
Port Byron. Burial was in
Mount Pleasant Cemetery. Saturday.
Weedsport Cayuga Chief
Thursday, October 15, 1970
Campanello, 55, of 41 Pine St.,
died unexpectedly October 10th in St. Joseph's
Hospital, Syracuse, after a brief
illness.
A life resident of Port Byron,
he was employed for 17 years
by the Port Byron school system
as a bus driver.
He was a veteran of World
War II and a member of John
Cool Post 257, American Legion
Port Byron.
He is survived by his widow,
Mary Jane Alfred Campanello:
a daughter, Nancy Ann, and a
stepson, Floyd; his parents,
Santa and Lorenzo Campanello;
a sister, Mrs. Arthur (Josephine)
Wood; six brothers, Joseph.
Mario, Curley, and John
of Port Byron. Lawrence of
Virginia and Samuel Campanello
of Texas; and nieces and
nephews.
Funeral services were Tuesday
at Scott and Mann Funeral
Directors, Port Byron and a
high Mass of requiem was offered
by Rev. Robert Kress,
pastor of St. John's Church,
Port Byron. Burial was in
Mount Pleasant Cemetery. Saturday.
Weedsport Cayuga Chief
Thursday, October 15, 1970
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