Frank G. Camporeale, age 78, of Wellington, Florida, entered eternal peace on September 9, 2026. Born on April 22, 1948, Frank lived life with a sharp mind, a fierce spirit, and an unwavering sense of authenticity. A proud United States Army and Vietnam veteran, he served his country with honor and carried that same discipline, strength, and unapologetic character throughout his life.

A successful businessman, Frank approached every endeavor with confidence and determination. His passions were bold and unmistakably his own — cooking, guns, and lavish jewelry — each reflecting the vibrant personality that made him unforgettable. His favorite place was always the kitchen, where he cooked generously, loved fiercely, and filled the home with laughter. Sunday dinners were sacred to him, moments where family gathered, stories were shared, and his incredible Italian meals brought everyone together.

Frank will be remembered for his understanding, generosity, and humor — the way he could put a smile on anyone’s face and make people feel seen, supported, and loved. He lived life in his own way, loved unconditionally, cooked generously, and left behind a lifetime of memories that will keep him close to all who knew and loved him.

He was preceded in death by his parents, Nicola and Lucrezia Camporeale, and his aunt and uncle, Domenico and Damiana Camporeale. He is survived by his daughters Francine and Maria Camporeale, his sons Nicholas and David Camporeale (wife Krista Camporeale), his brother Tommy Camporeale, his sisters Chiara Loeffler (husband Peter Loeffler) and Lucie Tatulli (husband Rick Tatulli), and his cherished “Lovies,” his granddaughters Sofia and Olivia Camporeale, all of whom will forever hold his memory in their hearts.

In lieu of flowers, please consider a donation to Frank’s “Lovies Memorial Scholarship Fund”. 

Lovies Memorial Scholarship Fund

Funeral services will be held on October 2, 2026 at 10:30 am at Palm Beach National Funeral Home & Chapel (10055 Heritage Farms Rd, Lake Worth Beach, FL 33449), followed by a military burial service at South Florida National Cemetery (6501 FL-7, Wellington, FL 33449) in honor of his service to the nation.