Arthur Bernard Campbell

I was very sorry to hear the news of Art's death. I enjoyed knowing him over the past decade after meeting him during a real estate transaction. The fact that I was involved in coin op vending at one time gave us plenty to talk about.

His facination with the stock market and sense of timing made him a excellent business man. I will miss visiting with Art. He always had something interesting to say, and knew much on many topics. I regret not asking more often to see his...

TO CAMPBELL FAMILY, VERY SORRY ABOUT YOUR LOSS , MARION IF YOU NEED ANYTHING PLS LET US KNOW MICHAEL AND SANDRA COOK

May your hearts soon be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well lived.

After buying George's Huron Inn, I met Art and a friendship began. Art Campbell was such a huge inspiration in my life, and my family's life. We had a lot of laughs over the years. I really enjoyed sitting at his kitchen table listening to his stories. He will be deeply missed.
Cliff Albertson & Family

Dear Marion,
My Deepest sympathy to you and your family during this very difficult time. My thoughts and prayers are with you.
I remember Art as a kind and patient gentleman who often let the neighborhood kids play his pinball machines in the garage. And, I have fond memories of babysitting Sylvia and the big white house on Huron River Dr.
Again, my deepest sympathy
Mary Ann (Hughes)Wierengo

If ever there was a happy man, it had to be Art. From pinball machines to the coin laundry to his other endeavors, Art was always making sure you were happy with his products. Always friendly and always ready to help his customers. To Marion and the family you have my condolences.

Don "Crow" Novak
Cape Coral, FL

Sorry I never had the pleasure of meeting you personally but I am sure you were every bit of the great man I heard you were.

Art was a good man. I am proud to have know him for so many years. He rented me my first apartment in the old Starkweather house which stands in front of their house. We stayed friends forever after that.
He was smart, he was honest and he was a good soul.
Linda French

Uncle Art, I will remember all those special times at holidays and the "Himmelspach" picnics hearing your laugh. And as a teenager growing up with all those new 45's you had. - Your niece Janet