Paul Barton Campbell

WORDS CANNOT EXPRESS HOW MUCH WE ALL MISS PAUL. HIS MANY FRIENDS AT LAUREL LAKE FREQUENTLY BRING UP THE GREAT TIMES AND FANTASTIC CONVERSATIONS THEY HAD WITH HIM. HE WAS THE GREATEST !!! MAUREEN & GARY

Prayers for the Family from The Roper Family..GOD BLESS!!!

Paul had a quiet and patient way of listening to what people said and connecting with them as they shared their thoughts. His compassion for others and respect for all who met him was evident in all he did. Paul also knew how to smile and help others smile as well. Although we did not interact with Paul with great frequency, when we did share a beverage or meal he made us feel as if we were some of his greatest friends. Paul truly was a gentle man and scholar. Kind, compassionate,...

I only knew Paul for the last two years of his accomplished lifetime, but proud that he called me a friend. We visited a number of times as Paul addressed his age related illness with dignity and grace, and I marveled at his unreleting thirst for knowledge. May Paul rest in peace, having lived a very a fulfilled and accomplished life, his family can feel justifiably proud.

It was an honor and privilege to know Paul and to call him our friend. His intellect, wisdom, sense of humor were truly outstanding. We will miss him. May he rest in peace. Maureen and Gary Iler

He was my dad, and I was his name sake. He was an extraordinary man, and the best thing I can say about him is that, later, in life, we showed our appreciation of each other. Everything that needed to be said was said. He loved his kids and adored his grandchildren. He was so proud of us all and I was so proud of him as a man and a father.

Thanks Paul for all your hard work and contributions to the St. Malachi Monday Night Meal, Cleveland, over the years. Miss you.

Heartfelt condolences to your family. May your memories bring you peace.

Offering our deepest condolences during this difficult time.