Birth date: Aug 17, 1941 Death date: Dec 5, 2023
Doris Claire Campbell, age 82, of Rowlett, Texas passed away on Tuesday, December 5, 2023. She was born on August 17,1941 to the late Fred and Doris Dench in Greenford, Middlesex, England. Doris was a loving wife, mother, daughter Read Obituary
My condolences to the family
My memories of Dorie are all happy childhood ones when we used to stay with Auntie Doris and Uncle Fred. I actually shared Dories bed with her and if I close my eyes I can still her bedroom in perfect detail.
Dorie used to help me in the glass porch joined on to the kitchen in Greenford when I used to make plaster of Paris models from rubber moulds and we used to paint them together. I am ten years younger than Dorie so needed her help then.
Very happy memories!
Love from Beverly (Dories cousin)
Claire and Colin are our long time friends in Dallas. We spent many evenings together exchanging our stories but Claire always had the best narrative. We will also remember her great snse of humor. She will be missed.
Jane and Sandy Davie
A wonderful lady and so sorry for Colin, Sharon, Craig and all the family. I can still remember your wedding day breakfast at Greenford Hall and farewells at Heathrow. While a great loss there are many great memories to savour. Condolences and all our love. Adrian, Caron, Natasha and Matthew.
I'm so sad. I can hear Auntie Dorie's lovely, soft voice in my head. Her voice, when we had little chats on the phone over the years, took me back in time to when I was a little girl. It was the same. I can remember being a little bridesmaid, wearing a beautiful blue dress at Auntie Dorie's wedding to Uncle Colin. I am very grateful for the lovely time we had staying at Uncle Colin and Auntie Dorie's house some years back. Katie stayed on and went to work with Auntie Dorie where she was given work experience. It helped Katie get her 1st job in London. That was so kind and special of Auntie Dorie to do all that.
I know that Katie is very sad too.
We are thinking of Uncle Colin, Sharon, Craig and all the Family and send lots of love. Julie xxxxxxx
My first memory of Aunty Doris was when they came to stay at my Nan & Grandad's house in Greenford with Sharon as a cute little girl with a strong American accent and Craig as a little baby. I was probably about 7 or 8 at the time. I remember being excited at meeting my American family! There were a few visits to the UK after that but my fondest memory is when Dorie and Colin came all the way over for my wedding in 2000. Dorie even came to my Hen Night and happily joined in the fun. It was a memorable evening and if I think about it, I can still hear her laugh in my head. They stayed over at the wedding venue and we all had breakfast together in the morning....special memories. She was a lovely lady and every time I see her picture I can see my Nan. Hopefully they are now together again. Rest in Peace Auntie Dorie xxx
In loving memory of one of my "big cousins". Dorrie was a fun, warm and lovely person to be around as a small child, especially when she kept me and the other little Bridesmaids right at her sister Jean's wedding. I have very fond memories of her. My deepest sympathy to Colin, Sharon, Craig and Family. May she rest in Peace.
My love to you all. Linda xx
