Service Details
Graveside service with full military honors will be honored later, due to the Covid-19
Mr. Eddie Hugh Campbell Jr. age 74, transitioned from this side at Clement J. Zablocki VA Medical Center, on May 8th, 2020.
He was born November 30th, 1945, in Starkville Mississippi to the late Ms Minnie B. Campbell and Eddie Campbell Sr. He received his education in Mississippi and Racine school Districts. Eddie was a veteran who honorably served his country during the Vietnam war.
Eddie was the second oldest of eleven siblings, who epitomize the true meaning of loyalty to his family. He was a man of integrity with a profound work ethic. He was employed at JI Case and later, Belle City, as a skilled certified Journeyman Welder where he retired with over 40 yrs. Of service.
Eddie was a self-sufficient hard workman who worked extremely well with his hands. He was a Jack of all trades; who really mastered all; that he put his hand too. Whether it was tearing down, fixing, building, showing or simply teaching someone, the work would get done. He really enjoyed working on vehicles, for leisure fishing, watching Westerns, vintage and classic shows and especially WWE wrestling. Eddie was also road warrior, he was fond of road trips and did not mind hitting the road, no matter where it led.
Eddie experienced a significant chapter in his life, last year when he took his final road trip to visit the Vietnam Veterans Memorial in Washington D.C. which he most appreciated and enjoyed. Eddie was a no- nonsense, loving, gentle man who will be greatly and deeply missed by family and friends.
Preceded him in death; Linda K. Campbell (wife), Grandparents, Gaston and Pansy Canady, one Aunt Mandy Covington, three brothers Frankie Gandy, Willie James, Craig Campbell, two Sister Bobbie Jean (Campbell) Hicks and Pansie Marie Campbell, two infant brothers, nephew Frank Gandy and great nephew Harvey Gandy and one great niece Taliesha Souter and beloved brother-in-law, Darnell Henley
He leaves to cherish his memories; two sons, Eddie H. III of Mil, WI and Will Eddie Campbell of Whitewater, WI, one daughter Lydia Mae Edmonds of Columbus Ms. Two grandsons, Lavarious and Julius Hall. Two granddaughters Deanna McGee and Shania Campbell. Two sister, Maryann Campbell-Henley, of Starkville Ms. Joann Campbell of, one Brother, David Campbell of Racine, WI. A host of 14 precious nieces and nephews and 35 great nieces and nephews. Most cherished and respected friends, Sherrylyn Campbell former (wife), RT Clay, Bobby Joyce Oliver, Daphne and others too numerous to mention.
Acknowledgments
We would like to acknowledge a very special niece Ms. Tostly Ann Gandy for her tenderly and effortlessly tending to the needs of her dear uncle Eddie in his time of need. We sincerely Thank everyone for all the prayers, calls and support extended to our family during our time of bereavement.
Graveside service with full Military honors will be honored later, due to the Covid-19
Tostly ann Gandy says
To my number one uncle you gone be miss .now i have nobody to fussy at me when iam in the wrong.but you will always remain in my heart until we meet again rest easy uncle love you.
Lydia Edmonds says
Love you daddy you will be missed.
Lydia Edmonds says
You will be missed until next time we will meet again. I love you daddy. Your daughter
Lydia. M Edmonds
Debra Gandy says
May you rip my dearest uncle Eddie. you always made time for us and you always had a van to come get all of us for ice cream at dairy queen. you taught us all how to wrestle and never give up… you will truly be missed… love always babygirl Debra Gandy aka Noot
Madeline Pettiegrew says
Rest peacefully brother n law. You traded time for eternity on my birthday so it was bitter sweet day for me. Tell my sister Linda I love her. Take your rest 😥❤
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Godfrey Campbell says
RIP Uncle Eddie I will always remember your talks to me about life and working hard. Love you Unc
Patrick says
Uncle Eddie tough me to fish to love drag racing miss and love you RIP
Carolyn Bonds says
Rest in peace Eddie Campbell I’ll always remember how you came and cooked a dinner of collard greens fried chicken breast when I had surgery and could not get up and cook that was the beginning of our friendship I will always cherish your memory
Glenda robbins Bell says
My condolences to the campbell family way u rest well eddie u were a very nice person so rest now in lord arms
Bobby Clayton says
Eddie Campbell was my favorite cuzin and a great friend we did a lot of work together and we did a lot drinking together but he’s in a better place now no more pain
I will see you again someday cuzin you will surely be missed
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