Daddy's Little Girl 
by Punkin 
If I had my life to do over, 
I'd have chosen you to be my dad 
once more. 
Even if it meant losing you again, 
It's worth all the tears in the 
world. 
You were my sunshine when skies 
were gray. 
I loved you and honored you; 
You took all my tears away. 
I was happy to be with you, 
Proud to be your little girl. 
Sometimes we would argue, 
But to me you meant the world. 
Your love was always pure; 
You treated me with kindness. 
Your time seemed all too short and 
I feel so alone. 
What can I take from this? 
My heart is completely crushed. 
But nothing loved is ever lost - 
And you are loved so much. I love you and miss you very much. May you rest in peace. All my love forever, your daughter, Julie

I have many happy memories of your Father, and we always were great friends. Your father was a proud and private person. He always was very proud of his children. We spoke often of all the great things you accomplished each in your own way. Both while you were young and later when you became adults.You extended so much respect and dignity to your father in the past year when he was so ill. Over the past few months you devoted a lot of time doing what you could to make the time easier for him. You showed him love and kindness and devotion during the final hours of his life. 
He would have been so proud of you on Tuesday, as you prepared him for his final journey. 
As your Mother I could not have been prouder of you both.

Leslie will be sadly missed by friends and loved ones. My heart goes out to Jeff, Julie, Janet, their spouses and family. I hope you all have fond memories, as I do, think of them often and remember he is always with you. He is in a better place now, watching over you. Our Deepest Sympathy, You are in our thoughts and prayers. Love 
Shelly and Ross Wood

Janet and family -- sorry to hear about Mr Campbell I called him Red. I didn't know he was ill. I know the loss is great and I pray God will give each of you strength during this time of sorrow.

"Red" was the first person to knock on our door and welcome us to the neighborhood when the Campbell family lived on Grand Valley Dr. Bob and I were a young married couple with a one year old child. The entire Campbell family became more than neighbors to us, they became like family. Red helped Bob find odd jobs to make some extra money like filming football games and fixing up apartments in the Monte Vista section of San Antonio. They both liked to tinker and fix stuff. They took our daughter Antoinette on a lot of their family outings like going to the Ice Capades. He became "Grandpa Campbell." His friendship has and always will be something our family will cherish and remember forever.

Most call him "Red" for he was and is a ray of hope to all who have ever talked to him. Now he is the red wine that dresses the Father,s table. Later, at the end we may all hear Him the Fathersay how sweet was the life of my servant RED who made this wine with the last breath of his life. A friend forever, Bob.

We are sorry to hear about your loss. It was an Honor and Priviledge to have met and known Mr. Campbell. We regret that we are unable to be with you in person during this time. You can, however, rest assured that we are with you all in thoughts and prayers. We Love you Guys, 
Robert, Diane, and Marissa Rose Contreras

Our most earnest and heartfelt prayers 
go out to you. May Our Heavenly Father 
cradle you in his gentle and loving embrace 
and grant you and all your family solace in 
 warm and love filled memories.

AVIS DE DÉCÈS

Leslie Southard Campbell

4 janvier 1935 – 28 septembre 2005

Porter Loring Mortuary - McCullough

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