Mr. McLeod died Thursday, August 14, 2008. Born in McBee, SC, he was a son of the late Cary S. and Annie Spaugh McLeod. He was a member and deacon of McBee Presbyterian Church. He graduated from Clemson University in 1953 and served in the U.S. Army as a second lieutenant. He was a third generation owner and operator of McLeod Farms, Inc., where he developed the “Cary Mac” peach variety. He was a member of the Fruit and Labor Committee of the South Carolina Farm Bureau, the Chesterfield County Soil & Water Conservation Board, S.C. Peach Council, and the Chesterfield County Farm Bureau Board. He was a member of the Business & Fessionals Club. He was an active leader in establishing the McBee Boy Scout Hut and recreational facilities. He loved God, his family, his church and his town.
Surviving are his wife, Suzanne Butler McLeod of McBee, SC; son and daughter-in-law, Alexander Campbell “Kemp” and Gaie C. McLeod, Jr. of McBee, SC; daughters and sons-in-law, Elizabeth “Beth” and Cleve Watford of McBee, SC, Catherine “Cathy” and Thomas Grogan of Longs, SC; sisters and brother-in-law, Sarah and Harry Goforth of Rock Hill, SC, Mary Martin of Camden, SC; brothers and sisters-in-law, Bob and Ann McLeod of McBee, SC, John and Ruth McLeod of McBee, SC, Walker McLeod of Cassett, SC; grandchildren, Alec McLeod of Greer, SC, Amanda McLeod, Rachel McLeod, Spencer McLeod, Jennifer and James Byrd, Sarah Winburn, all of McBee, SC, Carren and Jason Hutto of Camden, SC, Alyson Smith and Frederick Podris of Orangeburg, SC, Kirby Powell Grogan of Longs, SC; great-grandchildren, Campbell Byrd, Frederick Seth Podris; stepdaughters, Chris King and Jimmy Goff of Winter Park, FL, Sally King and Wayne Wallace of McBee, SC, Susan King and Tim Moore of McBee, SC; stepson, Thomas R. and Rebecca King of McBee, SC; stepgrandchildren, Patrick Wallace, Connor Wallace, Andrew Wallace, Lauren Moore, Anna Moore, Tom King, all of McBee, SC. He was preceded in death by his brother, Cary S. McLeod, Jr.
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Woodie & Barbara Smith
August 29, 2008
We had the pleasure of meeting this fine gentleman a little over two years ago when we first visited McLeod's Farm. We were new to the area. We instantly took a liking to him, and told him we have a close friend who could pass for his brother. We hadn't seen him on our last visits to the Farm, so today we decided to ride up, in hopes of being able to, once again, visit with him. Our hearts sunk when we learned of his passing. To all of Campbell's loved ones, we offer our heartfelt sympathy and prayers that God may comfort you in your time of grief.
Most sincerely,
Dennis Holland
August 28, 2008
McLeod Family
Please know that The Hollands (Colleen Yates, Pat Rinehart, & Denny Holland) grew up with Campbell - worked with him-knew him- enjoyed him & I even went to Clemson w/him.
We will miss him too
Dennis Holland
Ed Pettus
August 19, 2008
To the McLeod Family,
We were so sad to hear of Campbell's passing. You guys are in our prayers. I will always remember Campbell's supply of peach jelly at the local restaurant and his pick up truck and dog! I am proud to have known him and shared in his life. God bless you all.
Ed, Barbara, Sarah & Megan
Rev. Ben and Kay Sloan
August 19, 2008
Kemp and Beth,
Please know you and your families are in our prayers.
I enjoyed seeing Campbell the last two revival services we had in McBee. We had some good conversations about faith and repentance. I will always admire and never forget Campbell for how he came back to his faith.
Jan Seegars-Frye
August 18, 2008
Dear Beth,
I am so sorry about your Dad. I know first hand that your memories will give you warmth. I think of my Dad often as I know you will do also of your Dad. I cherish my memories even though they are few, only 13 years of them. God bless you and your family.
Jan Seegars-Frye
J & Karen Aldridge Aldridge
August 16, 2008
Ms Suzanne, Please know that you are in our thoughts and prayers, J & Karen Aldridge
Todd Steen
August 16, 2008
When you shook Mr. Campbell's hand, you knew with certainty that you were shaking the hand of a “Man’s Man”. And thus, you knew that he was going to expect nothing but integrity and honesty from you if you were to have a relationship with his family. Not only McBee, but this world is a better place because of what he demanded from others and for the very footsteps he left behind. Ms. Suzanne and Thomas please know that I will continue to lift you and your family up in prayer and hope you’ll find comfort knowing the positive impact Mr. Campbell had on our lives.
Donald Keating
August 16, 2008
Kemp, Beth and all,
Please know there are many that care and share in your loss.
With heartfelt condolences.
>don<
Jody Babb
August 15, 2008
Tom, Kathy and family so sorry about your loss.
love and prayers
Harley and Jody Babb
Gordie and Jan Bowers
August 15, 2008
We treasured our time we had with Mr. McLeod. Please accept our sincere condolences.
DAVID AND LINDA HELMS
August 15, 2008
WE ARE SO SORRY FOR YOUR LOSS OF MR. CAMPBELL,PLEASE KNOW YOU'RE IN OUR PRAYERS,AND MAY GOD BE WITH YOU ALL. SINCERELY LINDA AND DAVID HELMS
Jessie Stengel Odom
August 15, 2008
I am sorry to hear about Mr. McLeod. Knowing that he loved and knew God must bring such comforts to your hearts. He will be missed.
Pat Earle
August 15, 2008
I am so sorry for your families' loss. 'Mr. Campbell' was also a big part of my life growing up. I admired him as a man who loved his church, his family, his town, and the land. Please accept my sincere condolences in this time of sorrow.
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