James CAMPBELL Obituary
January 15, 1939 – Oyen, AB
January 8, 2014 – Calgary, AB
Celebrating the wonderful life of James Robert Campbell (January 15, 1939 – January 8, 2014). Jim lived an active, full and happy life. He loved spending time outdoors cross country skiing, hiking and biking both here in lovely Alberta as well as traveling around the world. Following his retirement from teaching high school and acting as the Supervisor of Social Studies with the Calgary Board of Education, he became a Master Gardener and spent much of his time cultivating an award- winning garden at his home. He was a "jack of all trades" fixing and making almost anything. He even added published author to his list of accomplishments, penning his memoires of life growing up in a small town in the 1950's in the book, "To Oyen With Love." Jim strove to make the most of each day, relishing in his interactions with others. Jim shared a 52 year love affair with his wife Louise (Gripp), having grown up together in Oyen, Alberta then venturing to Calgary to pursue his career and raise a family. Jim was a caring and involved father to three daughters – Marlene (Wes Bader), Carol (Les Pruden) and Nancy (Tom Blanchette). Jim also enjoyed spending time with the younger generation of his family (Samantha and Alex Bader, Kelly and Gregg Pruden, and granddogs Jones and Finn). He is survived by his seven siblings Bill (Virginia), Marion Jacobs, Pat (Glen Knaus), Reg (Shirley), Frank (Alice), Sylvia (Denis Vold) and Muriel (Joe Sevcik). He is also survived by sisters and brothers-in-law, Carol (Darrow Tye), Norma (Bob Brown), John Booth and many nieces, nephews, and cousins. Jim formed countless friendships and close relationships through the many facets of his life – Senior's activity groups, Oyenites, education colleagues, and extended family. He loved hosting and going to parties, entertaining others with his quick wit, practical jokes, and great sense of humour. Jim's philosophy of life was to enjoy the journey, live simply, and be grateful. He lived a life of supporting others through love and helpfulness, and embracing the joys and struggles that are a part of the journey. He was a unique character in this world and has left a mark on the hearts and minds of all who knew him. The family invites you to join them in a Celebration of Life at The Glencoe Club in Calgary, Alberta, on Friday, January 17 at 2:00 p.m. (636 – 29 Avenue S.W.). In honour of his courageous and inspirational battle with Pancreatic Cancer, as well as the great care he received, if friends so desire, memorial tributes may be made directly to the Rosedale Hospice, 1245 – 70 Avenue S.E., Calgary, AB T2H 2X8 (Phone 403-284-5195; [email protected]). Special thanks to the Rosedale Hospice staff as well as Dr. Ken Cody and Melissa.
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Linda and Robin Fullalove
January 25, 2014
Dear Louise, We were so sorry to hear of Jim's death. We have fond memories of shared holidays in Portugal and Italy, and Robin remembers Jim from social studies days. He gave himself with energy and enthusiasm to the many organizations he belonged to and will be sorely missed.
January 22, 2014
Louise and Family,
I am so sorry for your loss. Linda and I attended the memorial service and was happy to see him so warmly remembered. I have my own memories of time with Jim on the trails with Calgary Evergreens which I look back at fondly.
Bernie and Linda Nemeth
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Peggy & Ron Stahn
January 21, 2014
Dear Louise and Family,
We want to extend our deepest sympathy to you. Jim was a wonderful, humorous and very interesting person! We have many fond memories of Jim's stories and the many adventures in your lives, always hilarious, and inspiring!
Our thoughts and prayers are with you, Louise, and your family at this very difficult time.
Yours Sincerely.
Peggy, Ron & Miranda Stahn
Al Furneaux
January 20, 2014
Louise and family, I'm sorry I could not make to the funeral. The weather is Kelowna socked in Thursday and the earliest I could get home to Calgary was Friday late evening.
Our thoughts and prayers are with you all.
January 20, 2014
Our sympathy goes to you, Louise, and to your family.
Dennis and Judy Olson, Okotoks
Jeanine Tenove
January 19, 2014
Dear Louise I am sorry I was not able to offer you my condolences at Jim's " Celebration of Life" on Friday. It was a beautiful tribute to a wonderful man. I did get to know his sense of humour at quite a few Social Studies conferences. I am so glad I had a chance to meet you and Jim again here at Sanderson Ridge. My sincere condolences.
Jeanine Tenove
Terry and Sharon Allen
January 19, 2014
Louise and family, our sincerest condolences on the passing of Jim. He will be remembered for his incredible sense of humour, his ability to touch the lives of many people in a positive way and to build friendships wherever he went.
January 18, 2014
Gosia Piskorowska
January 17, 2014
Louise,
Please accept my deepest sympathy.
My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. Sorry I could not be there today.
January 17, 2014
Dear Louise and Family,
Sincerest condolences. As my cooperating teacher at SWC in 1976,I could not have run into a more caring and influential character. Working with Jim and his wingmate, Grant Dustin, I learned many of the ins and outs of teaching Social Studies. More so, I learned to appreciate the diversity of the students in any given classroom. Jim's great sense of humour was appreciated by all. Louise,I always felt very welcome in your home and have many lasting memories of those times.
Kindest regards,
Frank and Lola Wright
Grande Prairie AB
January 17, 2014
Dear Louise and family,
My heartfelt sympathy at this sad time of Jim's passing. What a wonderful man! He touched and inspired countless others along his life's journey with his kindness, thoughtfulness, wisdom and humour. He will be greatly missed!
Sincerely,
Erika Janz
Graham Knaus
January 17, 2014
Condolences to all of the Campbell Girls and the extended family. Uncle Jim was one of the most interesting people I have ever met. The keen wit and his positive view of the world along with his penchant for fun and frivolity stand out as paramount fixtures on how he inspired me to live life fully, joyfully.
When I was first starting out in my career, he also literally gave me the shirts err suits off his back; along with some sage wisdom as to how to take care of both the clothes as well as myself in a business setting. We all will love him forever.
January 17, 2014
Louise -
When I think of Jim, I think of his big grin. He was always the most positive person I knew and he always lit up the room. I am so glad we've kept in touch with both of you over the years. I will miss him. My thoughts are with you Louise as you go through your grief.
Barb and Steve Boydell
Helen Vik, Presently in Maui
January 17, 2014
Dear Louise and Family,
I am so sorry to be missing the Celebration! I think our history began when Marlene married "our neighbor's son"... I can still hear and see Jim and his "girls" singing to the bride and groom... "We just called to say we love you..." Since then we have connected in Bigfork, MT several times. I am especially happy to have Jim's trilogy. You have all been very brave throughout this ordeal but no more than Jim himself. Much Aloha!
Bill and Shirley Tajcnar
January 16, 2014
Dear Louise and Family
Please accept our heartfelt sympathy on Jim's passing. Bill met Jim a few times with the Churchill Golden Bulldogs. We so enjoyed walking round your garden and I have fond memories of the way you both watched out for me when I xc skied with you when you were with Skrastins. You both spent a few days in our Time Share in Banff a few years ago and we still remember with pleasure the bottle of bubbly you left in the frig for us. Happier times.
Our thoughts are with you.
Sincerely,
Bill and Shirley Tajcnar
January 16, 2014
Louise, Marlene, Carol & Nancy,
We are very sorry to hear the sad news of the loss of a good friend, a strong active person like Jim. He touched our hearts through the years in many ways. There was music, soccor, community activities and good family get to-gethers. Jim was always ready for a good laugh. Just a short time ago you had a great celebration at your 50th Wedding Anniversary. We would like to extend to all of you, that we will keep these good memorable memories of Jim for a long long time. Terry & Arlo McCool
January 16, 2014
Our heartfelt condolences to Louise, your girls and their families. We always enjoyed Jim's sense of humour and overall enjoyment of life. We have good memories of a special guy. Please pass our thoughts to all the "Campbells". We regret that we are too far away to join you in Calgary.
Cousin Doug and Phyllis Harris
Barb Irwin
January 15, 2014
Louise, Carol, Marlene, Nancy and Family,
I was so very sorry to hear of Jim's passing. I have so many fond memories of him as my soccer coach. He was so kind and patient with us girls and because of him I became a better player and had a great time doing so.
He was a wonderful man. My sincere sympathy to all of you.
Barb Irwin (McCool)
Diana & Fred Walker
January 15, 2014
Louise, Marlene, Carol and Nancy and families - Even though we will not be able to join the host of family and friend this Friday in Calgary we will be there in spirit remembering one of the best! Among his many, many contributions to this world I am so grateful to Jim for penning his life's adventures and then sharing them so opening with everyone, especially those of us who also grew up in Oyen. We will cherish the memories always.
Randy Skimmings
January 15, 2014
Dear Louise and Family,
My thoughts and prayers are with you during this most difficult time. I have many fond memories of being in Jim's class at Bowness High School. He made learning interesting and fun.
George Ditto
January 15, 2014
Hello Louise,
We are very sorry to hear about Jim's passing. Our thoughts are with you at this time. Jim will certainly be missed by family and friends.
The very best to you Louise,
George Ditto and Jerri-Lynn Hainstock
Glenn & Marvie Kenny
January 15, 2014
Our sympathy Louise,to you and your family.
Glenn & Marvie Kenny, Oyen
Beth Castle
January 14, 2014
Louise, Marlene, Carol and Nancy,
I will remember visiting often as a child and not quite knowing if there was a joke around the corner or prank that was being played. What fun and spontaneous times! Very enjoyable if you weren't the one being pranked for sure!
What a great commitment to you girls and you Louise as a Dad, Friend, Support System, Life Mate, Soccer Coach, Father and one to always make you smile!
Love and support goes out to your family. Jim, or to me as a kid, Mr. Campbell - will be missed and loved so much!
The first time I met Mr. Campbell was when he would jog around the park out back of our house - "who is that fit fellow", people would say! (In envy, I am sure!)
He will be keeping them on their toes in heaven and wearing some jogging shoes with wings - just lightly running around the clouds in Heaven. Keeping all of those up there on their toes... having some humor up there too!
hugs and love goes out to all of the family, Beth Castle
January 14, 2014
Jim was one of a kind .A person who inspired, cared and transmitted those qualities to those who were friends and colleagues. His great good energy will be missed.
Stephen and Caroline Brown
Don and Dorothy Siemens
January 14, 2014
To Louise,Marlene,Carol and Nancy,
We were saddened to read of Jim's death. Please know that our thoughts are with you.With deepest sympathy.
Don and Dorothy Siemens
Bryan Burley
January 14, 2014
A fond farewell to Jim. Knowing you has been an honour. Watching Social Studies educators like my dad and you inspire multiple generations led me down the same path.
As well, the family gatherings at conferences in Phoenix, or Calgary, or Red Deer taught me the importance of work and play. Who knew we could have that much fun in Arizona restaurants and not get kicked out.
Louise and family, my sincerest condolences for your loss. I know that you won't be short of fantastic and humorous memories.
January 14, 2014
What a wonderful philosophy of life he had. I only hope to emulate it. Love to all in your sorrow. Ken & Joan Mick
January 14, 2014
It is with deep sadness we read of Jim's passing.
Thoughts and prayers with you all. Will make contact when we return to Calgary
Wayne and Donna Lyseng ( Central America)
January 14, 2014
Ron Windrim
January 13, 2014
I am saddened to hear of Jim's passing.
I will remember Jim's unwavering dedication to teaching and learning, his attention to a vision of education which placed students firmly at the center of all we do as educators. Jim understood the pivotal role classroom teachers play in this work. Jim inspired, challenged, motivated, critiqued and praised. He held us all to a standard few could achieve but encouraged us all to work toward. I became a better teacher because of Jim.
January 13, 2014
To Louise, Marlene, Carol, Nancy and families. We just wanted to convey our deepest sympathy on the passing of your husband, dad, and grandpa Jim. Our thoughts are with you all during this difficult time. Thinking of you guys. Gerhard and Erika Wulf and Shane and Conny Hertz Oyen.
Art Klukas
January 13, 2014
Dear Louise and Family,
Jim was a special colleague who could always be depended on for good advice, support and friendship. He was an excellent educator and his positive outlook and humour enriched the lives of others. Jim made a difference in my life, that I will always be thankful for.
My parents would also like to pass on their heartfelt sympathy. They appreciated Jim (as well as you Louise) as longtime neighbours who always took the time to chat and express an interest in them. He will be certainly be missed.
Our thoughts and prayers are with you all.
Art, Betty, Helmut & Kathe
Karen Brown
January 13, 2014
Our sincere sympathy for your loss. Jim was a wonderful man and will be greatly missed.
Karen and Bob Brown
January 13, 2014
We always enjoyed any interaction with Jim. There was always a twinkle and an expectation of jocular engagement. Jim was a Master teacher, a leader for whom positive involvement with others was uppermost. Yet his focus on important outcomes when required resulted in proactive results. Even though he was coping with cancer he remained positive and strong. Those who knew Jim personally will miss this wonderful man and will relish the effect on their own lives. Our condolences to Louise and family. Thanks for sharing.
Al Snider/ Colleen Grover (Calgary)
Kevin & Patti Brown
January 13, 2014
Louise and girls,
My heart is breaking for you! The Campbell clan has always held a special place in my life - family visits, babysitting, curling, so many antics and much laughter. Humour and giving have always been associated with the parents, in particular. Jim's wry smile will be sorely missed.
Please accept our deepest sympathy and hug those happy memories tight!
Dianna McCool
January 13, 2014
To Louise, Marlene, Carol, Nancy and families.
Our sincere sympathy for you and just want to wish you our heart-felt well wishes. We are so sorry to hear of your loss and want you to know that our prayers are with you.
We will miss Coach Campbell - "Crazy Campbell" because he had such a quick wit and wonderful sense of humour. The world is missing one heck of a soccer coach which we had a chance of having a lot of great games with Jim encouraging us from the sidelines and telling us not to give up. He sure made soccer a lot of fun!
I know my family embraces the time we spent with all your family in the Triwood community and on soccer road trips.
Big hugs,
Dead End
Jim Sagan
January 13, 2014
For Jim 's Family,
I taught across the hall from the Social office at SWC and would often visit their office to revel in the humour of Jim Campbell. His wit and practical jokes were a pleasure to behold on any day. He will be truly missed by so many for his humour, leadership and thoughtfulness.
January 13, 2014
Louise
I was sorry to hear of Jim's passing. Please accept my sincere condolences. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family.
Nela Mellen
Sheila & Jim Davidson
January 12, 2014
Sincere Sympathy to you & your family.
Our thoughts & prayers are with you at this difficult time.
Pat Klinck
January 12, 2014
Jim was unforgettable - his wit, his enthusiasm but even more his insight and loyal support. I'll miss him.
January 12, 2014
Dear Louise & all the Campbell family,
We are so sorry to hear of Jim's passing. I have many good memories of times spent growing up in Oyen so long ago.
Our thoughts are with you all during this difficult time.
Betty(nee Berg) & Ron Tiefenbach
Maple Bay BC
George and Joan Austen
January 12, 2014
Louise and family
We are saddened to hear of Jim's passing. We always enjoyed our quick visits any time our paths crossed. We were especially glad to see Jim at the Oyen celebration this summer. Our thoughts are with you.
Gail Montieth & Tyler Peterson
January 12, 2014
Dear Louise
We are sorry to hear of Jim's passing. Please accept our sincere condolences. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your familty.
January 12, 2014
Dear Louise and family. I first met Jim in the late '70's when,as a young Social Studies teacher at Louis Riel I needed an intervention. Fortunately for me this was an enlightened era when the CBE included a wealth of specialists in English and Social Studies. Jim came to my rescue and with his encouragement I stayed with the program for almost 30 years. Jim continued to inspire me as he Matured and took up various extra curricular activities including, to my great delight, SALSA dancing. Quel surprise!
Gusto and vigour are words I would use to describe his attitude to life.
It was my pleasure and honour to know your husband and father.
Kathy Cusack Windsor, Ontario
Pauline Wirth
January 12, 2014
Sorry to hear of Jim's passing.
Words cannot express all the laughter, friendship, support, kindness and knowledge Jim shared with everyone he met.
He touched many lives and made the world a better place.
Peace and prayers to Louise and family.
Pauline Wirth
Jean Berezowski
January 12, 2014
To Louise and Family,
I'm sending my deepest sympathy to you.
January 12, 2014
One special couple..Louise and Jim always together...I do not believe I ever saw them separately...I love and admire that wonderful quality. Both were a couple of "characters"..with the reins...er.. "often" in Louise's hand! Love and hugs, Caren Best
Jim at home 2008
January 12, 2014
Michael Lalonde
January 12, 2014
To Jim's family,
I am sorry to hear of Jim's passing. I have a special place for him in my memories. I met Jim when I was still a student teacher. Shortly afterwards, he called me and suggested I apply with a school in Calgary. His recommendation allowed me to get my first permanent teaching position. That led to 30 years of teaching before I retired from the CBE. I'd like to extend my sympathies to his daughter Carol and son-in-law Les. We (myself, my wife Sharon, and daughter Michelle) were fortunate to know them in the world of Ringette, which just goes to show it's a small world. And Jim occupied a big part of it.
January 12, 2014
Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family Louise.
Mike & Sonya Staveley
Jim Innes
January 12, 2014
Dear Louise, Nancy, and Family:
Our sincere condolences on your loss.
It didn't matter if it was a dining tent in Montana, a Palm Springs get together, or group meal in The Algarve, people could always depend upon Jim to enliven the event. His willingness to share his off the wall sense of humour aside, his sincere interest in and his care and compassion for all those he met, were to us among his great gifts and have created many lasting memories.
Blessings and Peace
Shelagh & Jim Innes
Margie Johnson
January 11, 2014
I had "Mr. Campbell" as a Social Studies teacher when I went to Bowness Senior High. Lucky was the student who had him as a teacher. He had a way of letting every single student think that he/she was the center of his attention. I later became a teacher and would run into him at various educational functions. He was always "Mr. Campbell" to me and even now in my retirement I think of him as "Mr. Campbell". What a gem and what an amazing model for a struggling mixed up kid from Bowness.
January 11, 2014
Louise, Marlene, Carol, Nancy and family,
So sorry for your loss. Jim's humour and kindness will be missed. It was great to have grown up knowing him.
Lisa & Gord More and family
Betty Haney
January 11, 2014
Dear Louise, Carol, Marlene, Nancy and family,
“Your husband and father was a wonderful man and we are saddened to hear of his death. Wally and I send our thoughts and prayers to all of you at this very difficult time. He was always such a bright, shining light and an enormous presence in your lives. We know you will all miss him dearly.
Betty and Wally Haney
Muriel Piebiak
January 11, 2014
Louise & Family
So sorry to hear of Jim's passing. My heartfelt sympathy. May he rest in peace.
January 11, 2014
Carol and family,
Our deepest condolences on the loss of your father. May your many wonderful memories fill your hearts forever.
Lynn, Samara and Tessa Bellissimo
Wendy Rockafellow
January 11, 2014
Louise, Marlene, Carol and Nancy,
I am so sorry to hear of Jim's passing. Jim featured in my life from the time I was a toddler - like that familiar uncle next door. He took an interest in all my life adventures as well as those of my children and siblings.
He will be remembered and treasured for his kind heart and thoughtful advice and encouragement.
Please accept our deepest condolences of your great loss.
Wendy Rockafellow & family
Neil Falkeid
January 11, 2014
My sympathy to those who were able to enjoy, and be part of the wonderful life Jim lived. His passing leaves a void, but his life has enriched us all.
All my best to the Campbell family.
Alyn and Louanne Olive
January 11, 2014
Dear Louise and family,
Please accept our deepest sympathy on Jim's passing. He was a dear friend to both of us and we enjoyed his quick wit. Jim always had a smile and took the time to visit whenever we would see him.
Sincerely,
Alyn and Louanne Olive
Nalda Burns
January 11, 2014
Dear Louise and family: It was with great sorrow that I learned of Jim's struggles with ill health. Armande also has been asking about him and asked me to pass along her expression of sympathy, although she is getting quite computer literate and will probably contact you directly.
I always admired Jim and his ability to relate to everyone so well. He was a truly wonderful communicator and extremely well thought of. A valued member of the "Golden Bulldogs" and one of the reasons this group continues to enjoy such loyalty of SWC retirees. Sincerely, Nalda
Pat King
January 11, 2014
Dear Louise,
I am so sorry to read about Jim's passing. I am out of Canada right now, so won't be at The Glencoe Friday, but my thoughts will be with you, that day especially.
I felt like I was just getting to know you both when events took us in different directions, but I enjoyed the time I spent with you both, and I appreciated Jim's sense of humor.
God bless you both.
Pat King
Carol (nee Schroeder) & Torben Holm-Pedersen
January 11, 2014
Our thoughts are with you and your family at this sad and difficult time.
January 11, 2014
To the Campbell family,
Jim was an amazing mentor and leader within the Social Studies community! I started my career under his antics and guidance, and feel truly blessed to have him guide my career. We shared many laughs at Viscount Bennett and at the Social Studies conferences. He truly left his mark on Social Studies education in Calgary. My condolences.
Ayesha Shaikh
Jane MacDonald
January 11, 2014
Louise and family
I am so sorry to hear of Jim's passing. I have many fond memories of Social Studies events where there was lots of laughter and joy when Jim was around. We might even have learned a thing or two in the process. My heart felt sympathies go to you and your family.
January 11, 2014
Louise and All,
Please accept our sincere thoughts and prayers. Jim was a wonderful guy full of the spirit of living and loving and all who met and knew him, felt that immediately. May wonderful memories always remain in your hearts.
Terry and Velma Pearen
Sharyn Johnson
January 11, 2014
Dear Marlene & Family,
My sincere sympathy to you in your loss. You have many wonderful memories to hold close to your heart.
Thinking of you,
Sharyn Johnson
Jack Hyatt
January 11, 2014
Dear Louise and family,
I am sorry to hear of Jim's passing. I always enjoyed his quick witt, and the unfailing hospitality I received at the Campbell household. Also fondly remember the hikes and outside adventures we enjoyed. He will stay in my memory always as a true friend.
Kathy Newman
January 11, 2014
Jim made me smile and laugh whenever he and Louise led us on a Monday morning group walk and especially around Valentine's Day when this wonderful couple asked us to wear our "hearts on our sleeve" I marvelled at the amount of fun we had in Jim's company and at the many talents he
not only possessed but shared with all of us. Jim is gone but his books are one way in which he has let us hold onto his stories and our memories of the good times which he created for us.
Wendy and Brian Magowan
January 11, 2014
Carol and Les,
Please accept our heartfelt condolences on the loss of your Dad.
Although no words can really help to ease your loss, just know that you are very close in our thoughts and prayers.
When someone you love becomes a memory, the memory becomes a treasure.
Hold tight to those memories for comfort, lean on your friends for strength, and always remember how much you are cared about.
Bruce Wilson
January 11, 2014
My condolences to the family. Jim was a true educator, far ahead of his time. He was a mentor to me, as a young teacher, loving the subject and wanting to a part of the SS community. I volunteered to assist with reviewing documents, helping to provide workshops and promote the SS programs within Calgary schools under his guidance. He will truly be missed. Rest in peace!
Peter & Bev Morgan/Montgomery
January 11, 2014
For the time we knew him, Jim filled our lives with humour, fun, and memories ( "To Oyen With Love") as we are sure he did to everyone he met. We will miss him. May your hearts be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well lived.
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