Seized with a sudden illness while walking in Pine avenue on Saturday. Mrs. Josephine Campisano, 73, of 508 Nineteenth street, was pronounced dead upon admittance to Mount St. Mary's hospital. She was a native of Falerna, Italy, and had resided here for 33 years.
Mrs. Campisano was the mother of Michael, Fiore, Leonard, Fred and Santina Campisano and Mrs. Anna Giaquinto, all of this city, and Corporal Albert Campisano, of the U.S. Army. She was a member of the Duce De Abbruzzi society.
Funeral held from Mrs. Giaquinto's home, Military road near the Six Corners ... with services at St. Joseph's church ... Interment in St. Mary's cemetery.
"Stricken in Street, Falls Woman Dies." The Niagara Falls Gazette 30 April 1945. P13
Mrs. Campisano was the mother of Michael, Fiore, Leonard, Fred and Santina Campisano and Mrs. Anna Giaquinto, all of this city, and Corporal Albert Campisano, of the U.S. Army. She was a member of the Duce De Abbruzzi society.
Funeral held from Mrs. Giaquinto's home, Military road near the Six Corners ... with services at St. Joseph's church ... Interment in St. Mary's cemetery.
"Stricken in Street, Falls Woman Dies." The Niagara Falls Gazette 30 April 1945. P13
Seized with a sudden illness while walking in Pine avenue on Saturday. Mrs. Josephine Campisano, 73, of 508 Nineteenth street, was pronounced dead upon admittance to Mount St. Mary's hospital. She was a native of Falerna, Italy, and had resided here for 33 years.
Mrs. Campisano was the mother of Michael, Fiore, Leonard, Fred and Santina Campisano and Mrs. Anna Giaquinto, all of this city, and Corporal Albert Campisano, of the U.S. Army. She was a member of the Duce De Abbruzzi society.
Funeral held from Mrs. Giaquinto's home, Military road near the Six Corners ... with services at St. Joseph's church ... Interment in St. Mary's cemetery.
"Stricken in Street, Falls Woman Dies." The Niagara Falls Gazette 30 April 1945. P13
Mrs. Campisano was the mother of Michael, Fiore, Leonard, Fred and Santina Campisano and Mrs. Anna Giaquinto, all of this city, and Corporal Albert Campisano, of the U.S. Army. She was a member of the Duce De Abbruzzi society.
Funeral held from Mrs. Giaquinto's home, Military road near the Six Corners ... with services at St. Joseph's church ... Interment in St. Mary's cemetery.
"Stricken in Street, Falls Woman Dies." The Niagara Falls Gazette 30 April 1945. P13
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