Charles Lincoln Campbell

Chuck graciously entertained me and my guest at his last Editors Guild retirees luncheon. I had immense respect for his work. On the "Swing Shift" dubbing stage, he urged me to get Fayard Nicholas's autograph on the outside arch of my silver tap shoe, delighting both me and Fayard. That opened the door to my current position of Assistant Director of the Central Coast Follies. Thanks for your support and encouragement, Chuck.
P.S. I was born in Detroit, too. Miss you, sir!

You were a gentleman and a poet, a wonderful man to work with, an inspiration to those of us who love the film industry. Your sense of humor, integrity and work ethic lifted up our spirits and made us all want to work even harder to make great films. Thank you for leading by example.

Thank you for being a wonderful and good mentor. Words cannot express what a generous, wonderful, and caring person you are. I MISS YOU!!! Love Always, Donald L. Warner Jr

It was a privilege knowing and working with Chuck. He was an artist and a gentleman and a great friend. He will be missed by all who knew him.
Milly

Chuck, I was just 16 when I met you and you were just 26. You carried me across the Pilgrimage Theatre stage. And we worked together in sound...you as an actor, me as an ADR editor. I loved you then, I love you now. You are a great and wonderful man. RIP dear one.