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CHIEF RICHARD HARRY CAMPBELL, SR. Pomo Indian Chief Richard Harry Campbell, Sr. entered into peace February 3, 2013 in Ukiah at age 66. He was born July 12, 1946 in Riverside to Walter & Margaret (Beeson) Campbell of the Pomo & Hopi Nations. His family resided near Sherman Institute where his parents worked. He graduated from Ganado Mission H.S. (Arizona), 1964. He served in the Navy (Vietnam Conflict) & later resided on the Coyote Valley Indian Reservation (Redwood Valley) where he worked as the Tribe's EPA director & elected chief. He is survived by 2 sons, Wayne & Richard Jr., his wife Sonja; brother Melvin; 3 sisters, Gloria Alarcon (Perris), Linda Lucero (Kingman, Az) & Joy Jones (Mission Viejo); & many nieces & nephews. He was predeceased by his first wife Ruth. Services were held at the Riverside National Cemetery February 12th.
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My dear Brother, Chief, on this Memorial Day Im with you as always..Everyday I cherish the memories we have. My heart is always heavy thinking of you. A piece of me will always be with you Rich! Our 'Creator' walks with you. I love you brother..
May 27, 2015
`Brother'.Family, Nieces, Nephews,Cousins,lifelong Friends & others were here to remember you! You will always be in our hearts! Continue on with your journey, for we will meet again! Love You Forever..
Mel Campbell
February 17, 2013
Robert Addleman
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Robert Addleman
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Robert Addleman
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February 17, 2013
To Campbell Family -- I remember our early years across the street from Sherman Institute & the many times the Campbell's and Addleman's celebrated things together. We enjoyed going to Sherman and seeing movies in the movie theater, as well as swimming in the large swimming pool. Both our families attended the Arlington Christian Church and participated in their many activities. Both our families served in the military. The service at Riverside National Cemetery was attended by about 100, who watched the Naval petty officers & the bagpiper. Best of luck to all.
Robert Addleman
February 17, 2013
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