Richard Campbell

Remembering Dick and the lessons I learned. I am grateful. Love to Betty, Marshall, Douglas and Karen.

I am just now finding out about Dr. Campbell. Tomorrow would have been his 90th birthday. Dr. Campbell was such an important part of my spiritual development growing up in the First Congregational church. He and Betty and the church were there for me when my parents passed away while I was still in college. He married me and Katherine 25 years ago and we will always cherish the memories of spending time and adventures with them in Spain. Our love and condolences to Betty and their kids. We...

Dr. Campbell was truly a man who lived his Faith. I remember when I first met him as I began working at CCSC in the 80s with him. It was a privilege to know such a loving person who truly cared about others. When my husband Richard died in the 90s he wrote me a beautiful letter that I have always kept. What a legacy as he was a very caring Christian friend. May God comfort his wife Betty and the family.
Suzanne Girouard

Onward to the next adventure, Dick! I'm sure he is embracing the opportunity. For those of us left behind, we appreciate having known and learned from him. And thanks, too, for marrying us - that union is strong after 30+ years. To Betty and the kids, Peter and I send our condolences for your loss. I know there is a big void in your lives, but thanks to Karen, probably lots of good family pics. With mucho love - Nan & Peter

We are truly going to miss you. Barbara and Bob Dejmal.

I wish I had know Dr. Campbell better, but am sure I have insight into his tremendous character through knowing my dear friend, his son, Marshall. I am so very sorry for your loss, and trust that you will be comforted knowing that his Heavenly Father has welcomed him home with a loving embrace, and that his legacy lives on through his loving wife and three wonderful children. God bless you all! "Blessed are those who mourn, for they will be comforted."

John and I could have searched the globe and never found neighbors as grand--and for almost thirty years--as the Campbell clan. Dick, a gentleman,scholar and community leader,inspired the pack. We will always remember his kindness, his infectious laughter, and how he helped those less fortunate. He had a grateful heart and appreciated his family and friends. We will miss him but are thankful for the precious memories of our times together. Always, Nancy and John Eudy

Dad, we love you and miss you! So thankful we had many joyful years together! Love, Karen Campbell