Richard E. Campbell Jr.

Richard and his beautiful family will not be forgotten. We miss Richard and pray his family !

The pain of losing you has not lessened one bit. Today is July 4th and as we go to Red, White and Boom, we will imagine you with us as you were that 4th of July before you suddenly left us. We miss you so very much! Love, Lil C

Remembering last July 4th today...as the girls and I sat at Red, White and Boom in Spartanburg and we were so excited to see you walking up over the hill and couldn't believe how you found us! We miss you so much today and every day...it has truly be a very difficult time. Sometimes we feel so very alone. You were a fabulous Dad and I will do my best to fill your shoes and mine! Please look out for us as you always did! Love Always, Babs

Barbra, I remember Richard telling me of "Babs" as he first started wooing you. He loved you with a passion that I could only wonder at as a young man. Everything you wrote about "Big C" or Chief as I picked up on calling him, only proves that he was, is and always will be the man I knew. I am so glad you had him for the time you did. I only wish I lived closer and made contact of late with your family. My heart goes out to you. And, if there is ever anything you can think of that I...

When I first met Richard he asked me to dance to Bruce Springsteen at a bar. While we dated I wondered often if he may have been wanted by the law as he would always put his hand in front of his face when he was photographed. Richard was truly a “hunk”, but he was so much more than what anyone could see. He was an architect, an athlete, a writer, a painter, and a comedian. He loved tennis, art, and nature. His favorite place in the world was Kiawah Island. He kept me laughing with all...

Big C - here is what I read at your service...I miss you!
"When I met Richard he asked me to dance to Bruce Springsteen at a bar. While we dated I wondered often if he may have been wanted by the law as he would always put his hand in front of his face when he was photographed. Richard was truly a “hunk”, but he was so much more than what anyone could see. He was an architect, an athlete, a writer, a painter, and a comedian. He loved tennis, art, and nature. His favorite place in...

I didnt have the wonderful opportunity of knowing you but I know Barbara. May you have peace & watch over Barbara & your girls. Get with my son Justin, he is "Top Angel". Pal around with him & fly high & never forget your loved ones.

Thank You Richard for your time with me on the Tennis courts. We will all miss you and pray for Barbara and your daughters.

Barbara,Fallon & Heather you have my deepest sympathy. Wanda R Cox former Regional Mgr. La Petite Academy..