James Charles Campbell

13, 2021. He was previously from Melbourne, AR, born in Oklahoma moved to

Colorado briefly then headed to California with his family before finally landing in

Memphis, TN.

He exemplified humbleness, a sweet soul with an intellect like no other, and a

willingness to help others. He had an outlandish sense of humor including playing

pranks on family and friends. Among his favorite hobbies was collecting movies

and music. He was a walking reference for the most obscure actor and characters

that had been portrayed. His love of music was beyond comprehension. He loved

all genres Rock, Blues, Jazz, Country including members of the bands and year

album/single music was released. He attended many concerts through the years.

One of his very favorite artists was Van Morrison “Someone Like You” and was

looking forward to Alice Cooper in the fall at Tupelo, MS. Cal was an exceptional

gifted artist working especially with cedar while employed at Pilot Knob Cedar

Works Melbourne, AR in Izard county for over 17 years and after the company

closed he continued his woodwork and included some canvas when the mood

struck.

He enjoyed a good flea market especially those not on the beaten path and was

known for buying his family lovely keepsakes of the heart for which we shall

cherish!

His predecessors were Edward “Speedy” Campbell, Father; Ruth Vest Campbell,

Mother and Jesse James Campbell, infant son.

He leaves the love and soulmate of this life his wife Virginia Quarry and son Jon

Quarry and family. In addition he leaves Karen Campbell, Sister, Aunts, Uncles,

host of nephews and nieces and many cousins.

In addition Cal leaves his closest long time friends who he considered to be his

brothers! They enjoyed their association through Exploring Izard County of which

Cal was an original member and back roading to their favorite old churches,

schools, caves and waterfalls sharing Arkansas history of older times among

themselves or on group tours.

Cal recently shared work with many friends at FedEx - Hub who called him “Mr.

James” which he enjoyed sharing his humor and gorgeous singing voice. You

knew what mood he was in that day by the song he sang!

He loved pulling for the Arkansas Razorbacks and University of Memphis Tigers!

His first college football game was seeing Navy vs The Tigers at the Liberty Bowl.

Cal enjoyed keeping up with the Memphis Redbirds. When not working Cal and his

wife took day trips around the mid south checking out local restaurant flavors and

interesting sights. He loved history and nature.

Cal attended Kingsway Christian Church Germantown, TN where he especially

loved the Moravian Love Feast held at Christmas plus Wednesday night fellowship.

Remembrances for Cal may be made by your choice.

Sweet soul you are loved more than words may impart, in our hearts always and

remember “You are the One!”