Although not my teacher in high school, I started off each morning in Grade 10 with Mr. Campbell as my homeroom teacher. Funny and friendly and always a teacher to back a student when the chips were down.

Dear Caron & family, Our hearts are with you. We remember Phillip as a very positive, warm & caring guy with a good sense of humour. May God be near & comfort you. Our thoughts & prayers are with you.

Dave & Marie Baer

Caron and the Campbell Family,

Supportive words, however kind they may be, can’t take away the ache in your heart that you, Caron, and your family must feel at Phil’s passing. I got to know Phil when I was a member of the SWC science department and he was our department head. Phil was always so supportive and coupled with his wick sense of humor; he made a significant contribution to our positive work environment.

My condolence, to you Caron and your family – may Phil’s memory be a blessing - for Phil will be sadly missed by all who knew him.

Phil, it seems like only a moment you stayed, but what an imprint your footprints have left on our memories.

Leowne Ferguson

Caron and family, our sincerest condolences on the passing of Phil. He was admired by all of his fellow teachers and students. His contributions to science education have been very significant and valued by all who worked with him. His legacy as a teacher will be remembered by all of us who worked with him.

Terry and Sharon Allen

I am so sorry to hear of your family's loss--such a great human being and great father to two beautiful daughters! Take care in the coming weeks as you remember a great person and how that person is a part of you.

Caroline and Douglas Nixon

St. Albert, Alberta.

Dear Caron and family:

We were so sorry to hear of Phil's passing. We are still in Puerto Vallarta and don't expect to return before May or whenever flights return to normal. We are both fine and expect to get our first shot of Pfizer tomorrow. We are keeping very low key and just glad to be here with the better weather conditions. Our last visit with you was at Dan and Trudy's and I have fond memories of my time with Phil that afternoon. He and Dave were like big brothers to me when we were young and they always included me in their activities when we visited and it made us very close. It is sad that over the years we have not seen each other too much but we do think about our Campbell cousins often.

Our deepest sympathies to you and the girls and all of their families.

Norm and Maxine Webb

Our condolences to you Caron, Brenda, Deb, and families. While I only knew Phil through family gatherings, he warmed every one with his humour and that twinkle in his eye. Somehow he had a special way of drawing joy out of my mother - a truly remarkable gift. And thank you for sharing the service online today - it was perfect. Our thoughts are with you.

Mary Ann Thompson and Alain Houle.

Dear Caron, Brenda, Debra and Family,

We hope you find comfort in knowing how much Phil was admired by those who had the pleasure to work with him. He was a man of integrity and good humour, and a model of leadership. He was fun and positive and his face lit up in a big smile whenever we met.

Our thoughts are with you,

-Erich and Carol Berndt

Uncle Phil always had a smile on his face never avoided a challenge even with the wine cards I brought a couple of years ago. Kind and gentle and simple. He will never be forgotten. Love to Aunt Caron, Deb and Brenda and all of the grandchild he left behind.

Phillip made life so much brighter and easier with his incredible sense of humor. One always looked forward to working with him because it would be an enjoyable experience. One of the good guys who will be missed by all who knew him. Condolences to Caron and family!!

Our condolences go out to you Caron, Brenda and Debra on Phil’s passing. I have had the pleasure of knowing and working with Phil for over fifty years. You are in our thoughts and prayers.

Caron, Brenda, Debra and family we were so sorry to hear of the passing of Phil, our sympathy and thoughts are with you all.

Tom and MelNie Thompson