Photo courtesy of Hart's Mortuary and Cremation Center - Cherry Street
Macon, Georgia
Mar 27, 1942 – Feb 21, 2011
Macon- Joseph Lawrence "Red Dog" Campbell of Macon passed away on February 21, 2011 after a brief but courageous battle with cancer.Red Dog was a professional firefighter and a member of the Marine Corps. He served in combat in Vietnam and earned a Purple Heart there. He was most well known as...
Read MoreI’ve been in the entertainment industry for 45 years and Red’s sensibilities are dear to my heart.
Michael Gallart
March 01, 2025 | Kennebunk, ME | Acquaintance
14 years have passed by since Red Dog left this earth. He'll always be missed & never forgotten.
Alice Hunnicutt
February 19, 2025 | Cumming, GA, GA | Friend
I MISS MY UNCLE RED DOG
OUR FAMILY, HIS FRIENDS, AN ALL HE TOUCHED...BEST STORIES EVER
Lori Betts
February 21, 2023 | Sarasota, FL | Family
Met you my friend at the Krystal on Vineville Ave and we had a lot of fun with you!! What a great friend! RIP Reddog
Helen Mathis
October 11, 2020 | Macon, GA | Friend
Semper Fi Marine! With a long Handed Salute to you Sir! My late husband served in the Marines , The 126Battalion in Khe Sanh , Vietnam . He wrote a book about it too, many Marines like it. You will be missed and never forgotten , RIP Marine S/F God Bless
Beth Vosburgh / Corbett
February 22, 2020
Hard to believe it's been this long since you left us....But you will ALWAYS be remembered!! Tell everyone I said howdy.
Terry Rogers
February 19, 2020 | Bethalto, IL | Friend
RIP RED DOG !!!
Ricky Rooks
February 20, 2019 | Macon, GA | Acquaintance
May the road you're on be Universal...
Steven Sweetser
February 19, 2019 | Athens, GA
I had the good fortune to hang with Red Dog and Greg at Greg's grandmother's house after a gig by the Allman Brothers in Nashville
in 1971. He was such a warm and friendly soul. Always there with a handshake and a smile. He thrilled me with great stories of the road. I met him again 20 years later after a show and we had a few laughs remembering that time. God bless him. Truly a legendary figure in Rock history.
David Pearcy
May 28, 2011 | Smyrna, TN