Anthony A. Campellone, on June 30, 2020, of Bellmawr. Age 66. Beloved husband of 42 years to Judy (nee Milan).
Devoted father of Tina Marie Campellone, Joseph Dominic Campellone and Anthony John Campellone. Grand "Peow" to many loving pets. Brother-in-law of Tony Milan (Karen), Connie Sunderhauf (Jim) and their families. God Father of Michael Sunderhauf. Anthony worked for various casinos in Atlantic City, NJ and most recently worked for Valley Forge Casino and Resort.
There will be a visitation on Monday from 10am to 11:45am at GARDNER FUNERAL HOME, RUNNEMEDE.
Memorial service at 11:45am, at the funeral home.
Interment private.
Family requests in lieu of flowers, donations be made in memory of Anthony to the American Heart Association by visiting https://www2.heart.org/site/SPageNavigator/donatenow_heart.html
or to the Animal Life Line by visiting https://www.animallifeline.org/donate.html
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I am so sorry to know that Anthony passed away...we tap dancer together from ages 7 to approximately 13 with Michael Lanning who was my father...RIP dear Anthony
I worked with Anthony at Valley Forge Casino. He was always cracking jokes and telling stories. He was fun to be around, and made the day go by faster. Anthony always looked to do things the right way. He was a Great guy to know. God Bless him and his Family. Our prayers are with you.
Words cannot express the sorrow I feel for the unexpected passing of Campy. His unconditional love of family was evident in many conversations we shared at our reunions. Campy will be missed by all us who knew his heart. I am one of them. Rest in peace Campy.
Charlie Roeth
Pat Fortuna July 5th I got to know Anthony at Valleyforge in 2012 first time we talked I told him I was from south philly he was from Camden I told him me and my girlfriend use to go to this place called my friends he knew the place well and from there became friends really had a lot in common married same year kids same ages one of the nicest guys I met in this business Rest In Peace
Mark Nelson. To the Campalone family what a friend with a heart of God. I was fortunate to work side by side with Anthony and when I needed a ride home from Valley forge he didn’t hesitate . Not everyone gets a opportunity to ride in a car with 450,000 thousand miles, Rest In Peace ZIP!!!
The Campellone family, I loved stopping over the house and talking horse racing with Mr.Campellone! We would talk about horse racing, about the Kentucky derby and other races passionately as well as sports. We both loved the sport of horse racing and he loved following my own horses. I will always remember our conversations we had and how excited he was to follow one of my horses and his excitement over my horse running the Gotham Stakes where we finished 2nd this year. I will truly miss him and our talks! May Mr. Campellone rest in peace!
Judy and family; just wanted you to know how sorry I am to hear of Tony’s passing I have known Tony since we both grew up in Fairview and lived across the street from each other
Many great memories from our times at St Francis
You and your family are in my prayers
Deborah Vitolo
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