Florida urologist dies in plane crash
Urologist Freddy A. Camuzzi, MD, 60, of Largo, FL, died when the single-engine airplane he was piloting crashed at a remote mountain airstrip in North Carolina. Charles R. "Chas" Freeble, III, MD, 59, a St. Petersburg, FL, cardiologist and internist, and Kathleen Campbell Freeble, 59, Dr. Freeble's wife, were also killed in the crash, the St. Petersburg Times reported.
Urologist Freddy A. Camuzzi, MD, 60, of Largo, FL, died when the single-engine airplane he was piloting crashed at a remote mountain airstrip in North Carolina. Charles R. "Chas" Freeble, III, MD, 59, a St. Petersburg, FL, cardiologist and internist, and Kathleen Campbell Freeble, 59, Dr. Freeble's wife, were also killed in the crash, the St. Petersburg Times reported.
Dr. Camuzzi split time between private practices and St. Petersburg General Hospital. His son, Marco, is also a urologist in St. Petersburg.
A colleague recalled Dr. Camuzzi as a local innovator in his field.
"He was always bringing new technology to town," said Sean Herron, MD. "He was the first person who would go out and try something."
