Birth date: Jun 16, 1944 Death date: Feb 10, 2020
Nick Campanali of Nashville, TN. Passed away on February 10, 2020 in Montgomery County. He is preceded in death by his parents, Frank Campanali, Camella Campanali; and sisters, Kate Cascone, and Tresea Barbuzze. He is survived by Read Obituary
I cannot believe you are gone, Nick. I met you 35 years ago not knowing you would become my best male friend and favorite co-worker. I never got used to small children and animals running past me to get to you when they were afraid. They knew, they could see your spirit. You gave and gave and that keeps you on the plus side with God. Rest well, buddy.
R.I.P. Uncle Butchie I am so happy that I recently got to spend time with you and Leslie.I really got to know u personally when you helped my mother when she decided to move. For a few years we had a long distance relationship. You never gave up on my mother. Then I Ames to visit fora week. So happy that I did, it was an adventure. Love u and Leslie❤️. Sleep heavenly sleep. Till we meet again your niece Gina Keely🙏❤️
I always liked NIck. Whenever I worked around him, he was always funny and cutting up with us.
He will be missed!!!
Nick, thank you for being such a dear friend over the years. Your support and laughter was a God send. I will always cherish your place in my life. Fly high my friend, fly high.
J.Langston
Nick you have always been good to whom you ever met in life. I am so grateful to have known you for forty plus years. I have so many fond memories of you that will never be for gotten. You have always been there for me through thick and thin. You was one of the best cooks in our family except for Mother. You are indeed the reason I hate noodles! When you would cook at Mothers you always had some kind of noodle in it. You never said no when there was a broken down car that had to be fixed to keep us going. You helped our family so much in the past years it couldn't be made up if we started repaying forty plus years ago. You was a Father figure to me as well as a Brother-N-Law, I just never mentioned it to you. No one has to tell how good of a man you were to everyone! Your actions SPEAK for you. You had so much love for your fur babies we humans sometimes thought we were back seat to them and I'm sure we were. You loved them fur babies like us humans and I still today can remember when you would talk in Italian and them critters would attack them ankles. I love ya and will surely miss you and so many as well will miss you. There will never be another like you. Thanks for being a Brother-N-Law and most of all THANKS for being a friend. I pray God sends comfort and peace to all that have known you. R.I.P.
Mark
