WILLIAM VINCENT CAMPBELL Jr.

Eileen I am so sorry to hear of Bill's passing. I looked forward to not only driving Bill whenever he traveled into Boston as well as enjoyed his humor and his countless stories about "Coach Scarpa" from East Boston and his career as the "Coach".

I did read about his retirement and assumed his days of business/pleasure travel to Boston would be limited..but not like this!
So sorry for your loss.
Joe Scaramozza, Revere MASS
Russo Limousine

Dear Bill

Today on what would have been your 76th birthday we honor your memory and all that you gave to the world. May we all strive to keep your message alive as your life was and is your messsge.

Bill Campbell was a man who was a real honor to work for. He was such a special person, I will never forget him. He was a big influence on me, I became a better person getting to know him, see him do what he did best lead.

I send my condolences. May God give you peace as you cope with your loss.

My condolences to the Campbell family. A True asset to our Borough of Homestead. Deepest sympathy, Scales -Owens family

MAY YOU FIND HEALING AND COMFORT IN THE DAYS TO COME.

I am so sorry for your loss. I hope Jeremiah 29: 11, 12 brings you some comfort during this difficult time.

I am so sorry for your loss. I hope Jeremiah 29: 11, 12 brings you some comfort during this difficult time.

No denying Bill was the best of the best. He taught so much to so many. I was privileged to work for him at GO and Intuit. If each of us had one tenth of the compassion and kindness of Bill Campbell, the world would be a better place. Thank you for being you Bill! Prayers to his family.

I will always remember Bill. Our paths crossed often as he did so much for Columbia and the Silicon Valley technology communities. I remember well meeting him at Columbia College where his football prowess, let the team to capture the Ivy League Championship, something that never has happened again. As the Manager of the Columbia Student Refreshment Agency, I was able to help put myself through college, with the fame of Bill's team.

When, after Columbia Engineering and Law School, I ended up as a patent/intellectual property attorney in Silicon Valley, the football player and coach at Columbia, was here, coaching and leading the most success technology companies, and I had a chance to work with him.

As I gave back to the Columbia University community, as a leader in the Columbia Law Alumni Association, here again was Bill,
leading the creation of the umbrella Columbia Alumni Association, the Columbia Campaign, and The Columbia Campaign for Athletics.

When I finish, or attend, a meeting in Palo Alto, I will sometime find myself in The Old Pro, Sports Bar, which Bill owned. A toast to Bill. I thank him for all he did for the Columbia, Silicon Valley, and world communities.

Neil Smith

Suffice it to say Bill was a one-of-a-kind guy. He started at Intuit about two months after I did. I had a lot of positive interaction with him while supporting a senior v.p. there. Yes, he had some very colorful language but it was never crass. It was just Bill being Bill. On a personal level, he cared, took time to know what was going in my life, and gave me great advice. Even with his very busy schedule he made time to meet me at the Old Pro for beers and share stories of his exploits with his brother, Jim, at Toby's Tavern (on Whidbey Island) in Coupville, WA - which is a favorite place of mine as well. He always answered every email I sent him and I never missed a chance to wish him a happy birthday, which was the day before mine. He will be greatly missed by everyone who's life he touched. Rest in peace, Coach, you deserve it.
Cherril Bernard Landwehr

Dear Bill,

You always made me feel like I was the most important person in the world. May I become one part the leader you are...

Bill had a profound impact on everyone and everything he touched. He was my boss when he first entered the world of advertising at J. Walter Thompson and I will be forever grateful for that and for the special friendship we maintained through the years. He supported, motivated, energized and cared for everyone he met. He "lived" life to the fullest and encouraged others to do the same, to reach for the stars, to used the gifts God gave them with confidence! Like so many, I will miss that Bill Campbell hug!

My thoughts and prayers are with the Campbell family at this most difficult time.

Debbie Nelson

I am so honored to have known and cared for Bill. It's one of the highlights of my career as a public cervant. I will forever miss you!

Jacquie M.

I will miss Coach Bill Campbell. He was a great friend and mentor. I will never forget him. I will miss those hugs whenever he greeted me. His assignment is up and time for rest.

Bill
Rest in peace

I first met Coach Campbell when I was 11 years old.
I played football for Coach at Columbia.
I was blessed to have enjoyed his generosity,council and friendship for close to 50 years. How cool is that?
Thank you Coach Campbell!
God Bless Bill Campbell....an amazing human being.

Bill Campbell was a amazing human. I had the honor of working for him for 7 plus years. He made me a better person by knowing him. I will miss seeing him daily. RIP Coach Campbell

Mr. Campbell was a amazing person. Great soul. Amazing boss and friend. Me and my wife worked for his family for 30 years. We will miss him so much. He was family

Sincere condolences goes out to the Campbell family for your sad loss.

A remarkable man and a great mentor and friend to all of us. His memory will live in our hearts always.

As with many, Coach left an imprint on my life! I was his secretary at Columbia 78-79..I went to work there just to help with my husband husband's graduate school tuition but left deeply grateful to have worked with such a wonderful man. He was funny, intense, dedicated and beloved by all. I left Columbia when he did...I didn't want to work there without him. Fly with the angels Coach C and keep watch over all of us.

Gone and will not be forgotten, may God bless and comfort all, and may memories and prayers see you through.

I still remember that day coach Campbell put his arm around me and said " you know who's number you have". I didn't, it was his when he played at Columbia. I will forever be honored to have warn that number. I can never be the person he was. But will always be affected by having known and played for him.

My condolence goes out to the family of
William Campbell, God of heavens see's your pain and he promise in reverlation 21:3,4 he will one day get rid of Pain and death the former things will pass away

RIP

Eileen, Jim, Maggie and Eileen's children. We were so incredibly sad upon hearing of Bill's passing. He coached AJ at Columbia and his last year coaching was AJ's senior year (fall'79). AJ wouldn't be the man today if it wasn't for Coach. We had the best times together at Columbia football games and tailgate parties and will miss him terribly at the Columbia events. He was truly a gift from God and we were so blessed to have him in our lives. You are all in our thoughts and prayers and God grant you the strength to get you through the this difficult time. May your memories of him always be a blessing to you. RIP coach. Love AJ and Clodette Sabatelle

You were one of the best Bill. I knew you were little , but your mom and Dad were one of the best people and you took exactly like them. Dorothy McCallister

Such an amazing man. His generosity to the children of the Steel Valley School District is greatly appreciated by all. I'm a teacher at SV. Bill and his family's contributions make our educational and athletic facilities top notch. His legacy will live on in the Valley for generations to come. Thank you Coach. We are deeply sadden by your passing. May you rest in peace. Rick Owston ~ Steel Valley Middle School

Never had the pleasure of meeting Mr.Campbell I always wanted to meet him. His generously here in Steel Valley is wonderful. My daughter will be able to play soccer on a brand new Soccer field. She uses an IPad at school thanks to Mr, Campbell. I could go on and on. He has given so much. My condolences to his family. Thank-you for sharing your love one with us at Steel Vally. Mr. Campbell has certainly earned his wings. God bless.

A great teacher and a better person.. Thank You Bill !!

I am so sorry for the loss of your loved one. Please find peace and comfort in Psalms 119:76.

Thank you, Coach.

A dear friend and a really great guy. Bill never forgot where he came from and gave back so much to Homestead. I will miss his cheerful e-mails and his friendship.

I am so sorry for his loss and extend my deepest sympathy to his family and also to Rene, Jimmy's daughter.

A dear friend and a great guy. Never forgot where he came from and gave back so much to Homestead.I will really miss his e-mails and his friendship.
Betsy Melman Carney

We all will miss Bill "Ballsie" Campbell immeasurably. I met Bill when I was a freshman football player at Columbia and Bill was a senior playing on the Co-Championship team. We befriended each other when we realized that we both came from humble beginnings in different suburbs of Pittsburgh, Pa. I played only two years of football but Bill remained a friend and an inspiration to me. Although he was in declining health when I spoke to him a few months ago, he was still usual upbeat and optimistic self. A great human being in every conceivable way and a tremendous loss to all who knew him. May God comfort his family

Sorry for your loss of your loved one. God's word give us hope and comfor in John 6:40

Thank you, Bill.
A Nacom to the core, Bill talked the talk and walked the walk.
Never say goodbye:
I'll see ya when I see ya, Bill

Hugs & Prayers to Bill's kids and wife. I was so blessed to know him - first at Go and then at Intuit. He inspired me to coach kids as well and that was my favorite job next to mom :) You did an awesome job on his obituary - which I'm sure was a daunting task. He will be in all of our hearts and DNA forever. God bless you this week and always!! Hugs

You were so amazing and the person that gave me hope. I was your receptionist at Claris

Bill Campbell was a great man. He was a wonderful influence on me and helped me become the man that I am. Good bye, Coach.

Ballsy: "Our strong band shall ne'er be broken....Amici Usque ad Aras."

I was blessed to have known Mr. Campbell and called him my friend. His kindness and generosity was like no other. He gave back to his community's He loved his family and friends. We were lucky to have him. He will be missed. RIP Coach

My thoughts and prayers to the Campbell family. I was very saddened to hear about his passing. He was my mothers sandra Macko kosko good friend in high school, and he will always have a special place in mine and my daughters hearts. He made me believe good people still do exist...

Sincere condolences goes out to the Campbell family for your sad loss.

I didn't know bill, just basically found bill on the internet. Anyway he sounded like a great man and i hope he may rest in peace and my greatest sympathy to his family!

RIP Coach I was lucky to call him a friend.
He will be missed.
He was the most amazing person. His memory will live on in his family and friends

Thank you for everything Bill Campbell

My heartfelt condolences to the Campbell family and friends! All of us of this technological era are truly thankful and indebted to Bill for his enormous contribution for the conveniences we enjoy today. May you find comfort in knowing that his life story in indelibly stored in God's memory, and Bill is indeed very, very precious in God's eyes.

Thank you for everything Coach Campbell

To the Family of Bill Campbell, my deepest condolences. May the God of all comfort give you peace.

I want to extend my deepest condolences to all his family, friends and colleagues. I am so sorry for your lose. May God be with you always.
Very Sincerely,
Janet Woodville

Rest in Peace

Heartfelt condolences to the Campbell family.

Sending condolences to the friends and family of Bill Campbell. May it be comforting to you to know that he helped moved us into the future of technology which effects the entire world. His accomplishments are a great benefit of the family and others (Daniel 12:13) ~ Linda, Queens, NY

SO SORRY FOR YOUR LOSS GOD WILL GIVE YOU THE POWER BEYOND WANT IS NORMAL TO GET THROUGH THIS DIFFICULT TIME 1COR. 4:7

Mr. Campbell will be missed. May fond memories keep him alive in your hearts always. God understands your grief and cares. (1 Peter 5:6,7)

Mr. Campbell made a great contribution to the technology field. His advice will never be forgotten.

May the family find comfort in knowing that Bill's talents and knowledge have been well received by many companies. Please accept my condolences as you mourn his loss. May the God of tender mercies comfort the family at this time--2nd Cor. 1:3.

We appreciate his support and inputs in new technology as well as in society. I'm expressing my sincere condolences to family and friends for the loss of one beloved member... May the God of all comfort grant you the strength to cope with your grief...

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

In God's care, rest in peace.

So sorry for the loss of your loved one at this difficult time isiah 26:19 sheds a ray of hope and comfort to all in the very near future.

My deepest condolences to you and your family,
Acts 25:15, gives us hope of a wonderful but yet, great future.