Huan Campbell

Huan Lora Campbell, age 91, daughter of Glen and Martha (Haliburton) Robertson
was born August 26, 1932 in Bendavis, Missouri. She died Thursday, April 11, 2024 in
Tucson, Arizona. Huan graduated from Mountain Grove High School in 1950 and then
attended teachers’ college in Springfield Missouri. After graduation she taught school
in a one room schoolhouse close to her childhood home in Missouri. While in
Springfield she met her husband James F Campbell. They were married on April 5,
1953 and were married for almost 40 years before Jim died in March of 1993.

Huan and Jim had 3 daughters, who they loved very much. Because of Jim’s jobs, the
family moved to many states and made new friends all along the way. Huan worked in
retail sales for many years. After Jim’s death Huan moved to Bowling Green,
Kentucky. She made lots friends and was a member of several clubs and groups.
Huan was also an active member of the Living Hope Baptist Church. In 2014 Huan
moved to Tucson, Arizona. She said she didn’t want to walk or drive in any more
snow!

Huan was always busy. She loved puzzles, growing orchids, crocheting, and going
places with her friends. She was never bored. People loved Huan because she was
so kind, genuine and friendly.

Besides her parents, Huan was preceded by her loving husband James F. Campbell,
her twin brother Adam Huel Robertson, and brothers Ralph Robertson and Lonnie
Robertson. She is survived by her daughters and sons-in-law; Melissa and William
Simpson of Tucson AZ, Donna and Charles Pearson of Hague, VA, and Wendy and
Michael Feneck of Wareham, MA; two granddaughters: Katherine Carton and Tracey
Pearson and three grandsons: Charles Pearson III, Matthew Simpson and Jon
Simpson; and three great-grandchildren: Bella Carton, Jack Carton and Nora Pearson.
She is also survived by her sisters Glenet Quinn and Alice McCall and brothers Austin
Robertson and wife Nancy, William Robertson and his wife Linda, and Rupert
Roberston and his wife Donna: and many nieces, nephews and friends.

A graveside memorial service will be held on July 27, 2024 at 5:30 in the Maple Park
Cemetery, Aurora Missouri.