Birth date: Jan 10, 1929 Death date: Jul 6, 2022
Marguerite Camille Zoebelein, 93, of Huntersville, entered her heavenly home on July 6, 2022 after a brief stay at Levine & Dickson Hospice House in Huntersville. In her final weeks, Camille displayed remarkable strength, gracious Read Obituary
We will have Mass for Aunt Camille in our chapel here in Rome. We had been in touch until a few years ago. I was sorry to have lost contact. Know of our prayers for the ripose of her soul. Sincerely, Sister Judith Zoebelein, FSE
Camille was like a second grandmother to me. I will always remember our trips to go eat bagels after church. She had so much wisdom to share, but at the same time was so young at heart with a wonderful sense of humor.
I will miss her and can only imagine how much her family will miss her. I imagine her at this very moment, happily reconnecting with those who passed before her. She is with God and has no pains, worries, or sorrows.
Dotti
I only had the privilege of knowing Camille for several years. I enjoyed our friendly chats - we would talk about anything and everything. And she loved my golden retriever Bones - she was always so delighted that Bones would come to her and she would just pet him. I am very sorry for your loss. Stephanie Woods
I was privileged to volunteer with Camille at our St. Timothy parish in Chantilly, VA. We planned and executed Easter and Christmas sanctuary displays, tended plants and bouquets every Friday morning, and shared many happy moments conversing on the way to doctor appointments. We valued her keen eye for aesthetics and beauty, as well as practical sense in planning. We prayed that God would send us a tall volunteer, and lo, here came Camille! When she relocated to NC, we were never quite able to replace her, that’s for sure! We miss her but know she’s free now from infirmity, and that her beautiful soul lives on forever. She is much, much loved.
I thought of something that made me laugh…when Aunt Camille first visited me in Lake Stevens, I asked a Catholic neighbor to recommend churches in the vicinity...the church in Marysville was St. Mary’s (ya think?) and the one in Everett was Our Lady of Perpetual Help. While we were on our way to mass at the latter for the first time, I called it Our Lady of Perpetual Health (by mistake) and Aunt Camille said “no, it’s Our Lady of Perpetual Help!”. We had a really good laugh about it and would say Perpetual Health after that just because it made us laugh. We liked to find things to laugh about to give us some joy and relief from our losses. It helped! Aunt Camille was so much fun to spend time with and always ready for a good joke! I will love you 'perpetually' Margot and will miss you until the day I die. Love, your niece, Kathleen
