Birth date: Jul 21, 1919 Death date: Apr 27, 2009
Born 1919 in Hillsboro, IL and passed away April 27, 2009 in Mansfield, TX. Leonard is survived by his daughters, Gail Hartin and Linda Bliss Hunter and husband, Dale Hunter; sister, Virginia Houston Howes and husband, Bud Howes; Read Obituary
Dear Bliss and Gail, Phil and I have been out of town and just received the message about the loss of your dad. We are so sorry. He was such a sweet man with such a gentle spirit. You both took such good care of him and I'm sure he felt loved by your family. Take good care of yourselves and may God Bless you. Love, Phil and Linda Loveless
Gail and family, May God bring you comfort in your time of grief and joy in the celebration of your father's life.
Dear Bliss, Gail & Families, Thank you for sharing your wonderful dad with us! He truly was a sweet and gentle soul. What I remember most was his fabulous "belly" laugh and the twinkle in his eyes when something tickled him. He was devoted to you all. Mother will be saddened to hear of his passing. May you be comforted by your memories. We love you.
Bliss, Gail and Family, I am saddened to hear about your father. Take comfort in the fact that he is happy to be with your mother once again. May God watch over you all during this time and the days ahead. May God Bless Uncle Leonard and Aunt Margaret. With Love to you All, your cousin Phillip
Dear Gail and Bliss. What loving daughters. I last saw your father two years ago. He was so happy with his great grand daughter and it touched my heart to see them together and how comfortable and loving they were. I have two photos I have sent to you Gail of you all with your father. Margaret Russell
Gail and family, Lifting you all to our Lord in prayer. Just remember though death leaves a heartache no one can heal; love leaves a memory no one can steal. May those memories bring you some comfort until you see him again. JoAnne
Dear Gail and Bliss, What a beautiful picture of a beautiful man! I loved his sweet and gentle spirit and I know that the angles sang their best when Leonard Campbell entered the pearly gates. George and I send our deepest sympathy to you and your family. Love, Andrea
Dear Bliss and Gail, We are sending loving thoughts and prayers. Our sympathy is with you. Love, Tim and Nina
Leonard, You have always been there for me when I was growing up. You loved me, my wife and your greatgrand children more than anyone could have known. I'm grateful that I was able to be beside you before your passing. We love and miss you, but happy that you will be with Margaret. Love Barry
Gail and Bliss and families, I am so sorry to hear of your loss. Please know that you are near to my heart and that I will be remembering you and your family in my prayers. Leonard was so soft spoken yet when he did speak, it was always something to make you feel good – either a kind word or a joke to make you laugh. What a gift! I, too, remember the twinkle in his eye when he was amused by something. I know that this will be a tough day today. I am praying you'll feel the presence of the Lord today and that you'll draw strength and hope as you trust Him to be your comfort. God bless you both. Claudia
