Camille Biondo obituary: Camille Biondo's Obituary, Rochester

In Memory Of
Camille Julianna Biondo
1924 - 2017

Obituary photo of Camille Biondo, Rochester-NY
Obituary photo of Camille Biondo, Rochester-NY

In Memory Of
Camille Julianna Biondo
1924 - 2017

Camille Biondo passed into her new life on December 12, 2017. She was born in Lockport, NY to Anthony and Anna (Carulo) Julianna. Camille was a fun-loving, free spirit with a gift of hospitality. In her younger years, she was a professional dancer and acrobat. Camille had a passion for cooking and at times could be found at St. Pete's kitchen cooking for the homeless or serving the seniors at Life Span, where she had been their poster lady. She retired from Blue Cross Blue Shield Insurance Company.

She was predeceased by her husband, Thomas Biondo and together they had two daughters, Kathy Biondo and Louise McDonnell of Vero Beach, FL. Her six grandchildren were her joy. Matthew DelleFave (who greeted her at the gates of heaven), Karyn DelleFave, Tracy (Mike) Muller, Thomas (Lisa) Allen, Timothy (Kenia) Allen and Tammy (Keith) Kamin. Camille had eleven great-grandchildren and one great-great-grandson. She was predeceased by seven sisters and a brother and a very dear friend, Bill Perkins. She is survived by her sisters, Jean Labello and Joanne Pope and several nieces and nephews.

Interment was held privately.
Camille Biondo passed into her new life on December 12, 2017. She was born in Lockport, NY to Anthony and Anna (Carulo) Julianna. Camille was a fun-loving, free spirit with a gift of hospitality. In her younger years, she was a professional dancer and acrobat. Camille had a passion for cooking and at times could be found at St. Pete's kitchen cooking for the homeless or serving the seniors at Life Span, where she had been their poster lady. She retired from Blue Cross Blue Shield Insurance Company.

She was predeceased by her husband, Thomas Biondo and together they had two daughters, Kathy Biondo and Louise McDonnell of Vero Beach, FL. Her six grandchildren were her joy. Matthew DelleFave (who greeted her at the gates of heaven), Karyn DelleFave, Tracy (Mike) Muller, Thomas (Lisa) Allen, Timothy (Kenia) Allen and Tammy (Keith) Kamin. Camille had eleven great-grandchildren and one great-great-grandson. She was predeceased by seven sisters and a brother and a very dear friend, Bill Perkins. She is survived by her sisters, Jean Labello and Joanne Pope and several nieces and nephews.

Interment was held privately.

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