James A. Campbell, 71, of Big Spring, died on Thursday, March 12, 2009, in a Midland hospital. Memorial funeral services will be held at 10:00 AM on Saturday, March 14, 2009 at St. Mary's Episcopal Church with Rev. Barbara Kirk-Norris, pastor officiating. The family will receive friends from 6 PM to 7 Pm Friday, MarchContinue Reading
Robert and Sue von Rosenberg
left a message on November 30, -0001:
No better friend could someone have than Jim. He was smart, talented, loyal, good natured, friendly, and an inspiration to everyone he met. It was always a pleasure to talk with him as he was always so upbeat and glad that you had called. Even when he was hurting, his first thought was of any problems you might have and was reluctant to complain about himself. He truly loved the clients and employees with whom he worked, and I can honestly say, I do not know a singlle person who did not like him. Whenever I called Jim, I referred to him as "van Gogh" and he would laugh and say "not hardly", but he was, in my mind, a better artist and I proudly have several of his paintings in my home. Goodbye my friend, Sue and I will miss you.
Jim Wilson
left a message on November 30, -0001:
I knew Jim when he was the Patient Rights Officer at Big Spring State Hospital. He was a compassionate, affable, decent , funny man from whom I learned much. Jim Wilson
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Robert and Sue von Rosenberg
left a message on November 30, -0001:
No better friend could someone have than Jim. He was smart, talented, loyal, good natured, friendly, and an inspiration to everyone he met. It was always a pleasure to talk with him as he was always so upbeat and glad that you had called. Even when he was hurting, his first thought was of any problems you might have and was reluctant to complain about himself. He truly loved the clients and employees with whom he worked, and I can honestly say, I do not know a singlle person who did not like him. Whenever I called Jim, I referred to him as "van Gogh" and he would laugh and say "not hardly", but he was, in my mind, a better artist and I proudly have several of his paintings in my home. Goodbye my friend, Sue and I will miss you.
Jim Wilson
left a message on November 30, -0001:
I knew Jim when he was the Patient Rights Officer at Big Spring State Hospital. He was a compassionate, affable, decent , funny man from whom I learned much. Jim Wilson
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