James Campbell

Many warm and happy memories of family picnics and holiday get-togethers.
Uncle Jim was always so generous in every way! Always made me laugh! Prayers of comfort for my Aunt Ginger and my cousins.

I worked with Jim during his entire career in the CFD. Jim was a dedicated Firefighter and a good friend. I always said
Jim retired in May of ‘93 because he knew I ( His favorite Chief)was going to retire inJuly of ‘93. My sincere
condolences. I will keep your Family in my prayers.

So many years of friendship and fellowship in Christ. Jim celebrated Christmas in heaven...he is dearly missed by family and friends. His legacy is a beautiful family that serves Jesus.

Wonderful memories of friendship and fellowship with a very dear brother in the Lord. Will remember always the fun we had serving Jesus together, the many trips that were taken as we would laugh hysterically in the van, going to dinner, bible studies. Best of all, we’l see Jimmy again “when we all get to heaven”

Uncle Jim will always be remembered as a funny, kind, and loving man. He enjoyed spending time with his family and friends and loved to joke around. He will be missed.

Our dear uncle was a blessing our family and he will be greatly missed by us all. There are so many cherished memories we all will hold dear as we look back to recall the years. Eagerly we look forward to the grand reunion we will have when we are all together again in heaven with our Lord.

We will always treasure the special trips together, the bond of friendship and how Jim would make us laugh. He always said it the way it was. He truly blessed us all.

Our prayers are with you, our family. Thank you, Uncle Jim, for your service and your sacrifice in so many ways. See you again one day.

We were former neighbors of Ginger and Jim in Sagamore Hills in the 1970s. Our daughter, Jane, was Nikki’s age. We know that Jim was a believer and is now in the care of his Heavenly Father. Deepest sympathies to the entire Campbell family and God bless you all