Obituary for Camden M. Cimorelli
With our deepest sorrow we announce Camden Michael Cimorelli born February 23, 1998, of Milwaukee, passed away Tuesday January 10, 2023 at the age of 24. He is survived by his Father Frank (Melissa) and Mother Michelle (Johnny Arnold). Grandparents Doreen (Mike Wallace), Pat Loeffler, Carolyn Wells, Bob England, and John Arnold (Jane). Sister Abigail (Justin Staples), Brothers Josh Monsoor, Nick Monsoor, and John Arnold. Uncles Mike Cimorelli (Tara), Barron Roger (Elizabeth) and Joe Arnold. Aunts Melinda (Brandon Herbert), Taryn (Nate Krause), Jeanne Arnold, and Laura Arnold. Cousins- Sarah, Matt, Trent, Jack, Mackenzie, Mya, Kate, Shea, Easton, and Caroline. Nephew Henry. Predeceased by his Grandmother Donna England.
If you knew Camden, you knew his heart. He was as real as real comes. He wore jerseys, jeans, hoodies, and his heart on his sleeve. He was a simple soul; extravagant things did not matter to him; it was the love for his family and friends he held dear. That circle was everything to him and he would fiercely defend it.
He was naturally good at whatever he set out to achieve. Whether it was playing baseball, riding a skateboard through a half pipe, hitting a jump on his snowboard, or putting down a flawless epoxy floor, he took pride in the process of learning and mastering everything he was passionate about.
Camden was a sweet soul who loved without caution and was always there when needed. He was taken from us to soon, but his spirit will live in us forever.
Memorials in Camden's name may be made to the Rogers Foundation at https://rogersbhfoundation.org/give/
Visitation Wednesday, January 18th from 4:00 PM to 6:00 PM at the Schramka Funeral Home, 13220 W. Capitol Dr., Brookfield, followed by a Funeral Service at 6:00 PM.
If you knew Camden, you knew his heart. He was as real as real comes. He wore jerseys, jeans, hoodies, and his heart on his sleeve. He was a simple soul; extravagant things did not matter to him; it was the love for his family and friends he held dear. That circle was everything to him and he would fiercely defend it.
He was naturally good at whatever he set out to achieve. Whether it was playing baseball, riding a skateboard through a half pipe, hitting a jump on his snowboard, or putting down a flawless epoxy floor, he took pride in the process of learning and mastering everything he was passionate about.
Camden was a sweet soul who loved without caution and was always there when needed. He was taken from us to soon, but his spirit will live in us forever.
Memorials in Camden's name may be made to the Rogers Foundation at https://rogersbhfoundation.org/give/
Visitation Wednesday, January 18th from 4:00 PM to 6:00 PM at the Schramka Funeral Home, 13220 W. Capitol Dr., Brookfield, followed by a Funeral Service at 6:00 PM.