Therman Leo "Snoopy" Campbell Jr.

My grandpa was a great man he always tried to make people laugh even when he was at his worst. Last time I saw him I remember we went to the cotton patch to eat and when we were leaving a birthday party of young ladies were taking pictures to commemorate there evening but he went up to them and started taking pictures with them. He then he proceeded to start doing his magic tricks that were always up his sleeves and made there day. I also noticed how much pain he was in when he was doing...

It was a blessing to know Therman all through my growing up years with his sister, Amma, as my dear friend. We have remained close, and the entire family will be in my prayers during the days ahead. Praise God for the assurance of Heaven!

We will miss him at the Rallys.

I will always have such good memories of the good times at RRR rallies. Sending love and sympathy to you Susan and all the family.

Celebrating a life well lived. We will cherish the memories forever.

So thankful to have known him. Grew up going to their Bible study. The magic tricks, the jokes, the bragging on Susan's amazing stews with the sweetest intentions. Their house was always welcome. Most importantly, as much as he will be missed, I am so thankful to know without a doubt I will see him again one day. It says in the Bible about knowing other believers by their fruitful spirit. If this is the case, he had an abundance. My condolences who will miss him as well.

Will miss him! Great man,

My husband and I met Snoopy when he came to a Red River Rovers rally to visit. He did some magic and we fell in love with him. He was funny, wise, always the man to be around. We have known Snoopy and Susan a long time. He will be doing magic and making friends in Heaven now. See you later, Snoopy.

Truly a wonderful person. Glenn and Wanda Woods