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CAMPBELL--Ernest T. Dr., 86, passed away peacefully July 9, 2010. He was the son of Carolyn and William Campbell. He received his early education in the New York City public school system. He graduated from Bob Jones University and Princeton Theological Seminary. He served Presbyterian churches in Portland and Mt. Bethel, PA, Stroudsburg, PA, York, PA, and Ann Arbor, MI. He became a minister in the United Church of Christ and served as Senior Minister in the Riverside Church, New York City. He was a frequent speaker on The Protestant Hour and The National Radio Pulpit. He authored three books, a quarterly for preachers, and was a visiting lecturer at various seminaries including Garrett Evangelical Seminary. He had long been actively concerned for civil rights, the migrant worker, a humane national budget and fairer treatment for the LGBT community. He is survived by his wife Joan, brother Robert, sons David and Erik and stepsons Glenn and Craig Walsh. He is preceded in death by his parents and stepson Keith Walsh. Memorial contributions may be made in his honor to Habitat for Humanity.
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Dear Joan:
Holly and I learned about Ernie's death recently and our prayers and thoughts go out to you and the other memebrs of the family. We fondly remember your time as our guests in Hednerson, NC in 1990.
May the love you had for each other continue to sustain you in the coming months and years.
Ewen Holmes
Plymouth Presbyterian Church
Plymouth, MN
Ewen Holmes
October 20, 2010
Dear Joan, only yesterday did we learn of Ernie's passing. Now living in WI it takes longer for news to get to me. Ernie left an extraordinary legacy. We will always remember the many good times we shared in Ann Arbor and Darien, CT.
I will keep you in my thoughts and prayers.
In sympathy,
Beth (Mrs. Gerald J.) Fischer
Beth Fischer
October 15, 2010
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