Contributions to the tribute of Laura C. Campbell

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Vicki Nichols posted a condolence

Monday, March 28, 2022

Our thoughts and prayers are with you during this most difficult time. Marion County Senior Citizens.

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Sunday, March 27, 2022

Laura's smile and laugh could light up the room. She was my income tax client for many years and I always had to schedule more time when she came to the office, not because her tax return was difficult, but because we needed extra time to gab! We hadn't gotten to gab the last two years because of covid and I missed that immensely. She was such a bright and shinning soul. My condolences to her sister Judy and the rest of the family. You are all in my thoughts and prayers. With deepest sympathy. Kathy George

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Elizabeth Spillson posted a condolence

Sunday, March 27, 2022

I'm gonna miss this gal. I met Laura as she was weeding flowers at Marsha's house. We became friends faster than just about anyone I've ever met. Military 'oneupmanship' was our favorite thing: she would say: "Soldiers are really just Marines drilling in the dirt" My retort: "Midshipmen are really just Marines slipping on board"....Dogs, wild critters, plants/flowers, as well as a huge mutual fondness for Marsha and Faye, and anything going on here on Long Street, Dr. Waxman (our hero of man made joint replacements), and a penchant for hanging out at Krogers, was the glue of our still growing friendship. I'm gonna miss that Subaru pulling up, and that voice saying: "Bad for the joints, but good for the soul" as we both knew, getting dirty, hanging out with critters, and keeping our eyes on our friends, was the best therapy. I purchased a new Dog magnet in her honor, which says: "I kiss my dog on the lips" as a reminder to cherish all friendships given. My love to the family, and her closest friends, and I wholeheartedly SALUTE my friend, as she goes onto the next station her Creator has prepared for her.

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Carol (Warner) Burkhammer posted a condolence

Sunday, March 27, 2022

So sorry to hear this news. I remember when my family moved from Virginia to Easy Street and the Campbell family graciously invited us over to watch the Peanuts Christmas show with them on their color television. That is one of my unforgettable memories. Laura and I were in the same class at Bridgeport. My condolences to the Campbell family.

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Fay Jamison posted a condolence

Friday, March 25, 2022

We will miss Laura so much. The three of us had so much fun going to nurseries and planting flowers in the spring. She was always available to help me do my weeding and we shared lots of gardening info. Laura and I both love Halloween and would decorate the lawn on October 1. We had lots of laughs when putting out the ghosts and goblins. It just won’t be the same without her. Fay Jamison

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Friday, March 25, 2022