Ellen Bell Campbell

Always a smile. Always a kind word. I will miss you always, Dear Ellen.

May your hearts soon be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well lived.

Ms. Campbell ( I could never call her Ellen) was a cherished friend. She opened the doors of her home to me as a poor college kid. I resided in her basement on Forest Hill Ave in Harrisonburg during my college years at EMU. She provided affordable rent for me, cooked great meals, and let me play with her cat Minky. I had to earn my keep and many days I had to work her compost pile as she was an avid gardener. We talked every Jan. 1st for many, many years (on her birthday). That day will always hold a special place in my heart. I am so heartbroken...but I know where she is and I look forward to seeing her again in the presence of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. I love you, friend!
Roger Styron

Ellen was an elegant and lovely lady. It was a pleasure to be with her as she exuded such a peaceful and beautiful spirit. She will be missed by our whole family.

Ellen was a dear person who brought joy to my life. We got to know her through Kerus and through some tome she spent at Duke. As much as we will miss Ellen, we rejoice in knowing she is safe and at peace with our Savior. Cathy Watkins

My prayers for comfort and peace go out to Ellen's family. I knew Ellen through our church, New Dublin Presbyterian. My favorite memories of Ellen are those associated with our mission trip to Guatemala. It was a joy to make the trip with her and our band of pilgrims. Again, peace and joy to all.