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Lucille M. (Campanaro) Deibert
Lucille M. (Campanaro) Deibert
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Lucille Deibert Obituary
A daughter of the late Joseph and Miriam (Hopper) Campanaro, Lucille was married to her loving husband Richard Deibert for 58 years.
Born in Easton, she was a graduate of Bangor High School. Lucille worked at Mack Trucks as well as New Jersey Zinc before finding a career that she would be passionate about at Dun & Bradstreet, and enjoy 35 years as an Executive Administrative Assistant before retiring in 2013. Lucille loved her family, her career, pets, and warm fresh air.
She is survived by husband Richard of Catasauqua; sons Todd Deibert of Walnutport, and Michael Deibert of North Catasauqua; niece, in reality daughter Lori Jones of Northampton; sister Judy M. Sukanick of Whitehall; brother Thomas Campanaro of Saylorsburg; grandchild Melissa Deibert; great grandchild Seamus Deibert; as well as many nieces and nephews and their children and grandchildren; predeceased by both her parents, brothers Joseph L. and Samuel A. Campanaro; brother in law Jordan J. Sukanick
Private services will be held at the convenience of her family. Interment will be in Annunciation BVM Catholic Cemetery Catasauqua, Pennsylvania
For those who to honor Lucille with a memorial contribution, her family suggests a donation to
The Lehigh Valley Humane Society 640 Dixon Street Allentown, Pennsylvania 18103 www.lehighvalleyhumanesociety.org Thank you.
The Gilbert Funeral Home of Whitehall
is honored to handle her arrangements
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Ronald Fenstermaker
April 15, 2024
As Assistant Plant Controller of the Palmerton operation of the New Jersey Zinc Company, I had been unsuccessful in convincing my superior of the need for a department secretary (the Personnel Department had 3). When the headquarters of NJZ was to move from Bethlehem to Nashville (in the 1970's), the Corporate Controller strongly (and successfully) suggested we hire his secretary, Lucille. She brought much sunshine to the department, and was very competent and efficient.
Brian McKittrick
April 15, 2024
Dick and family, sorry to hear of Lucille's passing. May God be with you and yours
Evelyn Eckhart
April 14, 2024
I worked with Lucille at D&B. She was always cheerful and fun to work with. I have so many wonderful memories of her.
Lynn
April 11, 2024
Dear Dick and family, Lucille was a good friend and classmate of mine and I will never forget the walks home from school each and everyday. We also shared many luncheons together on several occasions. She was a special person. My deepest sympathy goes out to all of you at this sad time. Lynn Fonte Smith
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Gail Coles
April 11, 2024
Miss Lucille was one of a kind. Devoted to family,friends and Dun &Bradstreet. She knit my son is first baby blanket
Kyle and Michele Kern
April 9, 2024
So blessed to have the pleasure to work with Lucille and to share a friendship with her. Loved our conversations! Peace to the family.
Kyle Kern
Sue Southgate
April 8, 2024
I knew Lucille from when I worked at Dun & Bradstreet. We became such good friends & did a lot of fun things together. She was such a wonderful person & a very dear friend.
I will miss you a lot.
My condolences to the family & my thoughts and prayers are with you.
Sue Southgate
Judith Campanaro Paff
April 8, 2024
Dick and family, my sincere condolence on the death of Lucille. I know the past few years were rough on all of you . She is at peace now. .My prayers that God will get you through this difficult time . Love Judith Ann
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