Born in 1950 to Melvin and Alice Fullerton, Leah moved all over the U.S. before settling in Fairfield. Here she met and married Michael Campbell. Together they had two children, Chris and Jennifer.
Leah lived to see each of her children marry and become parents; and her grandchildren, Sam and Violet, brought joy to her life.
Preceded in death by her parents, Melvin and Alice, Leah is survived by her brothers, Les and Mark; her husband, Michael; her children and their families; and countless friends.
The family asks that friends and anyone who loved Leah join them in remembering her at St. Mark's Lutheran Church at 7 p.m. Monday, June 2.
In lieu of flowers, donations to the American Cancer Society are much appreciated.
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Dolores & Joe Goldbronn
June 7, 2008
Mike, Chris and Jennifer, It is so hard to put into words the sorrow we feel for your loss. We will miss our friends great laugh and the time we would have spent ejoying all the stories of grandparenting. Leah will be forever in our hearts.
Michelle Mayfield (former Steel)
June 5, 2008
I am truly sorry for your loss. Leah was a wonderful and lovely person. I am so glad I was able to get to know her during the time I was working at SCC. After I moved out of state I would come and visit my family and I had to visit SCC and Leah would be one of a few I would come to visit. She loved it when I brought my two little kids with me to visit. I am going to miss her greatly.
Charlotte McKeown
June 2, 2008
My sincere condolences to Leah's family; she was a kind & caring person with a big heart; she'll be missed by all who had the pleasure of knowing her.
Sincerely,
Vicki Molstad
June 2, 2008
Mike, Chris, and Jennifer, I am heartbroken for your loss. I loved Leah so much and I have nothing but fond memories of her. I cherish these memories. From the first day I met her to the last time I saw her when she flew here to visit after Lorien was born. I pray that you all find peace and are comforted by all who knew and loved Leah so. She will be missed by hunderds.
Jerry and Anna Castanon
June 2, 2008
May God bless you Mike and your family in this time of sorrow.
We had the pleasure of knowing Leah
as our neighbor for six years.
Tina Ellyson
June 2, 2008
To Leah's Family,
I worked with Leah at Solano College for many years. I was a division secretay for Fine Arts. Leah could always be counted on to help or answer any questions I called her with and ALWAYS with humor and kindness. She was so good to me when my husband died. It was always a treat to be in her company. I loved her and I will miss her. My heart hurts for you all.
Elizabeth Yaroch
June 2, 2008
I have known Leah for over 20 years
and wached her children grow up as
friends of my grandchildren.
I am greatful I was able to spend so
time with her at my Great Grandaughters Birthday Party 3 weeks ago.
Karen Mitchell
June 2, 2008
I worked with Leah for over eight years. Leah brought humor with her funny satire about life and relationships. She was always there to help answer questions. I will miss Leah and she will always have a special place in my heart. In fond memory,
Rosemary Kroll
June 2, 2008
I knew Leah for only a short period of my life, but she was the type that made you feel as if you were friends forever. Her smile, warmth, and joy just shone like light beams from her always guiding you the right way. No matter how small the problem, she took time to give it her all to help you. I can say that yes I LOVED Leah, for she was LOVE and I thank my Lord she was in my life even as a quick wink. My Love to Her Family, remember how truly we all were blessed to have such as Wonderful daughter,wife,mother,grandmother,
aunt and friend. Leah- Always in my Heart and Memory....Love Rosey
Laura Spalding
June 1, 2008
Although I worked with Leah for only one year in Human Resources at Solano College, the time I did have to know her, talk with her, and share life stories was a pleasure and honor. She will be greatly missed by everyone she knew. I wish her family strength and give my sympathy for their loss.
Shirley A Richards
June 1, 2008
It was my pleasure to work with Leah at Solano College for many years, hearing about her children growing up. Sitting on my deck at the end of the 10 hour days at Solano and just enjoying. Loving her laugh. She will be missed.
Gail Lamkins
May 31, 2008
Our families all grew up together on Long Street. Those will always be memories to cherish. I'm so, so very sorry for your loss. Leah always had a smile and her strengh seemed to come from her love of her family. My deepest sympathy and prayers to all of you.
Gina Merrell
May 31, 2008
Jennifer, I know it has been such a long time since we last spoke but I want you to know how much I am thinking about you and your family right now. Your mom was fantastic and she put up with our "Jean Claude Van Damme-a thons". My heart broke when I found out this morning because no matter what happened in life, you and your family were such a great part of mine and I will always love you for that. My prayers and thoughts are with you and I am truly sorry.
duston hill
May 31, 2008
Just wanted u to know we're sorry for your loss,from your neighbors next door the Hill family.you will be in our thoughts and prayers.
Gail Lavalier
May 31, 2008
To the family of Leah Campbell, my thoughts and prayers are with you. I knew Leah from my years of working at the college and from our days of sharing the same hairdresser. Where ever she was, Leah was always a warm and delightful person to be around. I am heartsick at her passing. May time ease your pain and wonderful memories flood your hearts.
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