Bruce R. Campbell

I am sorry for the loss of Judge Campbell. I have been thinking about my time at TCNJ and he came to mind. I took his 1st Amendment course and enjoyed it, although I had no interest in law. He was very easy to talk to and of course he was very knowledgeable. I have no doubt he was a great father and husband. I only took one course with him, but undoubtedly like many others, he did leave a mark with me.

My condolences to the Campbell family. I tried many cases before Judge Campbell. He was unfailingly prepared, courteous, and independent. I was fortunate enough to reacquaint with him at the gym in Princeton. For that I am thankful. Judge Campbell left his mark, and our world is the better for it.

I am so sorry and sad to hear of cousin Bruces passing. What fun all of us cousins would have when we got together at Aunt Freidas house. We played and laughed together, and always looked forward to seeing each other. Bruce always teased my sister Pat, but it was all in good fun. He was the oldest, and we all looked up to him. Great memories.
What a full and achievement filled life! I am not surprised, though. Bruce was always smart and quick-witted, with lots of personality.
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We are so sad over the loss of my cousin Bruce. We spent much time together when we are children, Kippy,Susan , Carole, Jack, Bruce and me. I was gawky and all legs. Bruce teased me incessantly, calling me "Hey Legs". I acted angry but I was more happy at the attention of my older cousin. His life as an adult was admirable and impressive. He influenced so many lives. He will be surely missed and not forgotten. Rest in Peace dear Cousin.
With sympathy and prayers,
Cousin Pat and...

My cousin Bruce was a man of high aspirations and achievements. He may not have fulfilled all his goals but certainly accomplished many of them. He is admired and loved by many. He will not be forgotten.