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Brian Campbell Obituary
Brian was active in sports throughout his life. He played Little League in his youth and baseball, basketball and soccer during high school. As an adult he coached Little League and Babe Ruth teams in Raymond and was employed part-time by the NH Interscholastic Athletic Assoc. as a soccer and basketball referee and a baseball umpire.
He was employed as a purchasing and commodities manager for a number of computer and biotech firms in NH and MA. He was an involved member of the Raymond community, serving for two years on the building committee for the 2006 Iber Holmes Gove Middle School and volunteering for various town events. He was also passionate about ufology and enjoyed participating in related groups and gatherings throughout the state.
Brian is survived by his children, Owen Murray (Alyssa) of Raymond, Lauren Campbell (Mike MacTaggart) of Amesbury, MA, and Kevin Campbell (Nicole Lee) of Rochester; three siblings, Scott Campbell (Amy Mueller-Campbell) of Nottingham, Susan Goulet of Manchester, and Sheryl Newton of Raymond; and his nephew, Bradley Newton of Raymond.
Services will held in private by the family. Memorial donations in Brian's memory may be made to the Raymond Youth Athletic Assoc., 4 Main St, 03077. To send an online message of condolence, please go to www.brewittfuneralhome.com.
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Wayne Bailey
October 25, 2021
Scott, Amy, Susan, and Sheryl, I was so sorry to hear about your loss of Brian. I have fond memories of him as a child (as you know, he could be quite entertaining with his attitude and antics as a kid) and as a young man around Raymond. We had a good time playing basketball. May he rest in peace.
Eileen Brady
October 17, 2021
Thinking of you, Scott and Amy, at this hard time.
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