Joseph Vincent Campbell

Again. I am so sorry for your loss for all of us. In high school Joe introduced an altered poem we had in our football locker room that to this day I lead my life and I know Joe did. "The Man in the Glass" "When you worked the big game that day and the world has made you a king for a day. Just go to the mirror and look at yourself and see what the man has to say. Fot isn't your family or friends or coach's whose judgment must pass, but the one staring back from the glass. You may fool...

Joe was one of one, the straw that stirred the drink. Goodbye, old friend, you are forever young.

Joe - We were the boys of fall. I'd block, you'd run. 45 years gone now, our lives foundation days in the hot sun. I miss those days and I miss you brother.

There are too many memories to recount but Joe was a true friend . Delaware football tailgates will not be the same without you . "Death is nothing else but going home to God, the bond of love will be unbroken for all eternity " - Mother Teresa Godspeed Joe , we will miss you ! Rick & Michele

Wow, what a shock! May he Rest In Peace. Although we lost touch, Joe was my best friend from day one at grade school at St. Theresa to graduation day at Trinity. Joe was definitely not just one of the "cool" kids, but the cool kid. He was a relentless winner on and off the playing fields. He bore the pain of him Mother's loss to himself at a young age. We were too young to know that it's okay to talk about it, so we never did, but it had to burden him. I wish we could have spoken before he...

Dear Rick & the rest of the Campbell family- I was shocked when my sister Patty shared this very sad news with me. I was fortunate to be one of Joe´s high school football coaches back in the day. Trinity High School played a very competitive schedule, & as a running back who carried the team on his shoulders, he was probably one of the most durable athletes to ever play for Trinity. He was highly respected by his teammates for his ability & work ethic, especially during the offseason in...

My sincere condolences to the family and friends of Joe Campbell from Professional Moving and Storage.

I met Joe over 20 years ago through my work. He tried to visit us once a year and we always had a great time, sharing a lot of laughs. I retired last January and he drove all the way to Indiana for my retirement party. I felt honored that he came all that way. He was such a genuinely nice guy, and he will be missed. RIP Joe.