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Camille Earle, age 74 of New Baltimore, passed away February 7, 2025.

Camille was born on June 9, 1950 in Mt. Clemens, Michigan, the daughter of Sonia Williams and Walter Piwko. She attended Anchor Bay High School graduating in 1968. Camille also attended Eastern Michigan University and received her Master’s Degree in Teaching from Oakland University. She married her husband Ronald Earle of New Baltimore on June 26, 1971 and had a great life full of family, friends and memories.

Camille retired from Rochester Hills Community Schools after spending more than three decades teaching. She began her career teaching K-12 in Anchor Bay before taking a leave from teaching to raise her 3 wonderful children before returning to teaching in Rochester Hills and eventually retiring in 2009. Camille enjoyed reading, gardening and maintaining a colorful and botanical full home on Lake St. Clair in addition to the family log cabin just north of Port Sanilac. She enjoyed giving back to the New Baltimore community and was involved in the restoration of the Big Stone School in addition to previously serving on the New Baltimore MacDonald Public Library Board. She adored and enjoyed spending as much time as possible with her 5 grandchildren.

Camille was preceded in death by her mother and father, Sonia Williams and Walter Piwko; her two older brothers Larry and Ken Kensington; and her oldest son, Ryan Earle.

She is survived by her loving husband for over 53 years, Ronald Earle of New Baltimore, son, Robert (Jenni) Earle of Dewitt, MI, daughter, Sarah (Austin) Beck of Littleton, CO; grandchildren: Rowyn, Rosslyn, Quinn, Camden and Addie, beloved sister in-laws Kathy Earle, Judy Kensington and Carol Kensington and numerous cousins, nieces, nephews and friends.

A celebration of life memorial is planned for this summer, when the Michigan flowers, shrubs and trees can show their full colors and beauty the way Camille loved them. In lieu of flowers, friends and family can make a donation to the New Baltimore MacDonald Public Library by way of this go fund me page.