My earliest memory of cousin Jimmy, was as a child, when he would attend the annual Fratta family picnics...always smiling, playing horseshoes or Bocce with my uncles...later he would make a point (along with Suzanne) to visit my dad, as my dad's health declined..My father spoke of Jim often and fondly....after dad passed, we lost touch with him, only to be reconnected through a mutual church friend! We were able to have a wonderful reunion picnic, and Jim surprised us all with the a fascinating genealogical study of both the Fratta and Camillerri families! Cherished Memories never to be forgotten! 

When I think of Jim, I think of strength demonstrated in meekness and humility. The life and fragrance of Christ was so evident in his life even without having to say many words. I will so fondly remember the times which I spent visiting Suzanne and the three of us sharing lunch together, usually something Suzanne and I had just freshly made in their kitchen. Jim’s kind spirit always made me feel welcome and like I belonged as a member of their family. Jim was an exemplary minister of Christ and his presence commended dignity,  honor and respect. I am so thankful to God for Jim’s life and the brief time  and blessing I had of knowing him.  Jim’s example of loving  and serving his family is one that I will never forget. 

Sending my love to Suzanne and all of the Cammilleri family. 

 ~Shannon~ 

We will miss your heart for God, love for people,  your smile and warm hugs. Thank you for encouraging and supporting us in ministry for so many years. We will miss you.

We send our love and prayers for God's comfort for Suzanne and the whole family ❤
James and Heather Burks 



We remember what a good friend Jim was to our family.. and shared many good times together..he will be truly missed .But our memories of Jim will always be in Our Hearts  forever ..We have the comfort of knowing that Jim is in Heaven with Our SAVIOR ,    Psalm 116;  15 ..   precious in the sight of the LORD is the death of HIS saints...   Love and Miss you Jim,,  Loved our friendship  ,,                   
                
                       Lenny ,Vera Kaiser & Family <3


          
             

I met My Uncle Jim and Aunt Sue sometime around 1974 as a teen and I had never been around a man who loved his wife and family like he did. What was even more influential was the value of family to him and seeing that had a huge impact on me when I married and had children and am myself now papa to 8 grandchildren. I started going to church because of them and they had a direct impact on my acceptance of Jesus Christ as my Lord and Savior. I never got to be around the family much as I never lived near them as an adult. Seeing the pictures and shared stories on Facebook you can see how much he enjoyed life and his family. You would have to search long and hard to find as good a man as him. Thank you for being an  example of what a man of God should be, not only to your wife and family but to the world who surely needs more men like my Uncle Jim Cammilleri.  May Gods comforting touch be upon his family and all of those who  love and miss you deeply. 


Uncle Jimmy was loved by all who knew him.  As a child, I felt that our two families (Gaffney and Cammilleri) were one.  Many fun days were spent at the Cammilleri house from sleepovers, birthday parties, baking, piano practicing, baseball games in the front yard and even weddings.  As I  grew older, I learned from afar, many things from Jim.  His love for his family was his heartbeat and I loved what friendship truly meant to him.  While he was always there for his children, grandchildren and great grandchildren, he also was there to support our family through all of our biggest celebrations to our most difficult moments.  Friendship and family were always interchangeable and no matter how old we became, we knew he was always cheering us on as one of our biggest life supporters.  Jim loved big and did it with the best smirk/smile a person could have.  I will miss you Uncle Jimmy,  but the legacy you have left behind will forever be present in those that you invested in and  loved.   I know you are celebrating and pain free and for that, I am thankful.  To the Cammilleri family-I love you.   Thank you for sharing your incredible husband, dad and papa with us. I pray you feel God’s presence and a peace that I know only He can provide during such difficult times.  I can only imagine the smirk on Jim’s face when he heard “Well done my good and faithful servant!” I love you guys 💙

As a child I was very close friends with James’ grandson, Brendan and we would often spend time together playing at his house. Our families were very close friends and we all attended the same church. Mr. Cammilleri was extremely kind to all the kids in the church, but because Brendan and I spent so much time together and were so close he would actually tell me to call him “Grandpa C.” Mr. Cammilleri may never know how much that meant to me, but I still carry that memory with me today. I never knew either of my actual grandfathers as they both died before I was born, and so he will actually be the only man I was ever able to call grandpa. I will cherish that fact, and his memory for the rest of my life. Thank you for giving me that privilege and for sharing your home and your family with me for so many years. 

Love,
“Philly”

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James Gioachianno Cammilleri, Sr.

23 avril 1941 – 16 janvier 2020

Fountainhead Funeral Home & Memorial Park

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