Robert Campbell

When I was in his eighth grade history class at Central, our class was selected to participate in an experimental "online" anthropology class taught by UK professors. So for a portion of each class we would watch the teacher on television and Mr Campbell would answer any questions we had. He was always willing to go outside the box to look for ways to enhance education. Certainly his life had a positive influence on many. Verlene Houtz Thompson

Dear LeAnne & Family - You all have our deepest sympathy. It's obvious Mr. Campbell touched many lives and we know he'll be sorely missed by family and friends.

Janet and family-I send my thoughts and prayers. May you be comforted knowing how many people are saddened by your loss. May God give you all strength and peace. In remembrance of "Mr. Campbell".
Carol (Brassfield) Robey,

I was a student of Mr. Campbell the first year he taught at Central. I remember his passion for history and totally enjoyed the section he taught on WWII. He really made it come alive. Then we divided up the class and one half made reports and exhibits on Alaska and the other made reports and exhibits on Hawaii as both had just become states.

I totally enjoyed him as a teacher. He was one of my favorites. My thoughts and prayers are with your family. We will see him again one day...

Praying for you all during this difficult time.

Janet:
Jeanne joins me in expressing our deepest sympathy on your great loss, as Bob was loved and respected by everyone. Our thoughts and prayers are with your family and you during this extremely difficult period.

May God bless you and your family in this time of sorrow.