Very stunned and sad to learn Camila passed. We were classmates at Providence College. 
I'd see Camila at TF Green Airport at Eastern Airlines and Southwest Airlines. 
My Deepest Condolences to Camila's family. 
Rich McGeough, Little Compton and Jacksonville Beach, Florida

To the Family you all have my Deepest Condolences, Soooo sorry to hear the sad news about Cami, Ive been calling and calling no Answer, Leaving a voice mail, And wondering why she hasn't been returning my call....I just happen to  look up her name on the website wasn't expecting to see an Obituary Unbelievable, I said Nooo, This got to be another Cami Neville...When I looked at the Birthdate and Month, This is her .. We have the same Birthday Month and I'm on the 2nd of October,, Also I kept reading other friends remarks,  I saw UsAirways,, I use to work for UsAirways as well, I'm like Wow ,,Cami was my Supervisor at Washington Reagan Airport in 1989.. We would talk on the phone at least every 5 to 6 weeks... Praying for one another..
 Wonderful Lady, Beautiful Soul..I cant believe it.......My heart goes out to the family, God bless you all.. The Joy of the Lord is your Strength!!  Take care praying for you all ..

I was shocked to read in the Providence College Magazine which was came in the mail today that Cami had passed. Please accept my sincerest condolences on your loss. 

As we were friends in PC, Cami was bright, kind, and caring with loads of personality.  She was blessed with a beautiful smile. As I employed by PC almost my entire career and traveled extensively for the college, I would chat with Cami at the ticketing booth at the airport. Cami was a beautiful person inside and out.  I can still see her waiting on customers each of whom greeted with her beautiful smile. 

I live in Warwick and attended parties at her home. In Governor Francis. When I bumped into her at City Hall last Fall we gave each other a big hug. She encouraged me to come by her house saying “Ted, you know where I live, just ring the bell”!  Something that I never did, and now regret. 

Cami, you loved life and were much too young to leave this world. May You Rest In Peace. I will never forget your beautiful smile.  My heart breaks for you. 
Ted DeNicola, Friend and Fellow Friar.

We stayed in touch through the years with long phone calls and some get togethers. I heard about the people she met working at Collette and for USAir in DC.  She seemed to bring a lot of common sense mixed with compassion to any position she held. That was who she was. She was also selfless, spending years caring for her ailing mom and aunt.
I will post additional photos as I sort through. She was a bright light in this world and deserves to be remembered.

The story continues…..Cami attended my wedding in October, 1983, along with many of our mutual airline friends. She was so pretty and glamorous. She always looked like a movie star. In fact in Bermuda, when we strolled down the streets, heads would turn, looking at her.  I’ll have to find a photo from the wedding to post later.

Cami and I met at Eastern Airlines in 1979. What a dream job it was back then! We were young and full of adventure. We took numerous trips to Bermuda, sometimes with other EAL young women where we made friends and enjoyed all that BDA had to offer. We knew the group at the pub, Robin Hood’s, where we showed up for their annual Halloween bash. One year all we had for costumes were black trash bags, but we pulled it off. Cami met a lovely man named Eddie who worshiped the ground she walked on, Unfortunately the geographical distance was too great to overcome for a relationship.

Cami and Molly (her dog) came to stay with me while she was undergoing breast cancer treatments in June of 2016. I took her to and from the appointments in Boston. We managed to have fun being together and getting out after her treatments.

Cami and I went to Saint Peter’s School together for 8 years. She was sweet, kind and a little bit shy. She was a beautiful woman and friend when I knew her. May the Angels lead her to Paradise and may all of the Saints and Martyrs be there to greet her to the New and Eternal Jerusalem.
Deacon Kevin Reid

I have so many wonderful memories of the time we shared at Collette. We laughed so much and truly enjoyed every moment together. I’ll never forget being roommates on our National Parks tour—it was such a special experience. I’m so sorry I missed the services; I only learned of her passing today. I will always remember her smiling, just like in this photo, and how deeply she loved her dog.

OBITUARY

Camila "Cami" Neville

October 4, 1954 – December 7, 2025

Russell J Boyle and Son Funeral Homes

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