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Koopman-Campbell, Ruby Ruby died after emergency surgery early in the morning of Saturday, December 22, 2012. Ruby was born on October 1, 1948, in Ivanhoe, Minnesota, to her parents Frank and Jeanettie Koopman. Ruby is preceded in death by her parents, and her brothers Robert (Robin) and Johndale. She is survived by her beloved husband Fred Campbell, adoring daughters Nicki Pantuso (Bobby), Aviva Campbell, Anna Campbell and her grandsons Jake, Josh, and Joey. She is further survived by her brothers Garry (Barb), Joel (Jan), and Harvey (Muriel) and sister Wanice Hoff (Dick) along with numerous nieces, nephews, and cousins. Ruby moved to Milwaukee in 1994 from St. James, MN. She enjoyed quilting, crafting, cooking, and especially baking cookies with her grandkids. She also enjoyed spending time with her family. A memorial is planned for late spring 2013 in Hendricks, MN.
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Thank You Ruby for being a loving sister-in-law.You took great care of my brother.I will miss You very much.
Ron Campbell
January 10, 2013
Fred, my heart goes out to you & your girls at this difficult time. You all remain in my thoughts & prayers
Deb Lewis~wilson
January 10, 2013
With my deepest sympathy for your loss. My thoughts and prayers are with you at this difficult time.
I was a classmate of Ruby's in Ivanhoe, MN.
Carol Larson
January 9, 2013
Ruby I will miss you. Take care of my dad and uncle up there. Love you!! Jenny
Jenny Koopman
January 9, 2013
Once again Fred and girls I am so sorry for your loss. Healing takes time but it will come. Love to all.
Lumpy
Steve Donaldson
January 9, 2013
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