Bruce A. Campbell III

I am so, so very sorry to see this! Bruce and I connected in some of the first years after his first transplant when I worked on the "Transplant floor" at MMC. He would bike around and was working there too I believe. Such a good hearted and passionate guy. I always so enjoyed seeing him around. Please accept my sympathies, Alice, Bruce and Craig. You are definitely in my thoughts and prayers!

Bruce was a great friend and is already greatly missed. His favorites were golf and Rolling Stones to mention only a couple.

I think back to High School and just a couple thoughts come to mind: Bruce could eat a sandwich in a single bite and often did, I think just for the entertainment value. Another thought was who knew a stock Vega could go that fast.

I always liked Bruce and liked being with Bruce. I hope you’re there, my friend, waiting on the 1st tee when I get...

So many wonderful things to say about, Ram.
It was a pleasure working with him and all my Memorial
friends in the seventies. I'll think of him everyday.
Rest in peace my very good friend, Ram.

I worked with Bruce many years at DHS, he was a great guy with a heart of gold. Always had a great laugh and I really enjoyed our conversations about music and hockey. I'll always think of him when I hear the rolling stones. RIP buddy.

My sympathies to Craig, Jean, and family.

My deepest condolences to family and friends. I remember Bruce from his days at the Illinois Department of Human Services BDDS. A great soul. RIP

I had the privilege of meeting Bruce many years ago. I was a nurse working in dialysis and he had started dialysis treatments. He never seemed to let his health issues get him down. He was always smiling and had a great sense of humor. He faced many challenges but seemed to remain positive. I ran into him several years ago and he hadn’t changed a bit. From all the tributes it is apparent he touched so many lives; I hope he knew that.
Rest In Peace Bruce.

Rest In Peace, “BC”!
Bruce always had a kind word to say about everyone, a friendly smile to greet all and a unique personality that will be missed.