Brandon Christopher John Campbell

On the evening of September 18th, 1989, Brandon was born to Deborah Clough and Daniel Campbell in Port Charlotte, Florida. In 1994, he moved to Cape Cod with his mother and sister.

Brandon, Class of 2007, attended Barnstable Public Schools, then went on to pursue HVAC at Cape Cod Regional Technical High School in Harwich. He was a talented golfer and during his senior year, earned a spot on his fourth Mayflower League All-Star team. He posted a 35.0 average stroke and was a medalist eight times. He enjoyed being on a golf course so much, he spent his summers working as a caddy at The Wianno Golf Club in Osterville.

After graduating, Brandon was an employee of Harwich Port Heating & Cooling, LLC for many years, where he worked his way to Lead Technician. In 2016, he and Glen Duguay founded Cape Cod Central Heating & Cooling, LLC., a successful HVAC business to this day.

Brandon loved spending time in the water and on the water, boating, fishing, and swimming. He also enjoyed skateboarding and throughout his younger years, was involved with Barnstable Youth Hockey. Countless hours were spent at the former Kennedy Memorial Skating Rink in Hyannis as well as traveling near and far to compete against other teams.

Brandon is survived by his mother, Deborah Ann Clough of Marstons Mills, MA; sister, Samantha Jocelyn Campbell of Centerville, MA; grandfather, Arlo Elwyn Clough, of Weatherford, TX, and other relatives residing on Cape Cod and in Florida. He will be welcomed by his grandmothers, Donna Marie Swift of Osterville, MA, and Gloria Jean Niblock, of Sarasota, FL, as well as other significant relatives in the next realm.

All are welcome to his celebration of life at Wequaquet Lake Yacht Club, 150 Annable Point Road, Centerville on Wednesday, October 15, 2025, from 3:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. and/or the ceremony at Mosswood Cemetery, 280 Putnam Avenue in Cotuit on Thursday, October 16, 2025, beginning at 9 a.m.

In lieu of flowers, take a moment to remember all the special people in your life, reach out, and spend time with those living on Earth. Remind them they matter.