James was my Grandfather.
He was the third of four children born to Archibald Thomas CAMPBELL and Lucinda Bellzora "Belle" BRASHEARS.
He was married to Rosa Pearl MILER on December 20th, 1910, in Pauls Valley, OK.
Jim and Pearl had four daughters together. They were Allyne Miler, Cleo Berniece, Eliza Belle (Ayletha) and a daughter who only lived a few days, May (1920-1920).
Most of his life James worked as a rancher. During this time he was accidentially shot and left partially paralyzed on the right side of his body. He was a smart man and could easily win at most games, especially poker and dominios. To this day I can't picture him without a cigar in his mouth. He was the only grandparent I had growing up so I have very fond memories of him.
Cause of death: Cerebrovascular accident & underlying cerebrovascular disease.
Obituary
JAMES M. CAMPBELL
Graveside services for James M. "Jim" Campbell, age 87, of Huntington Beach, CA, will be at Memorial Park Cemetery directed by Garrison Funeral Home. Campbell died Tuesday in Huntington Beach.
He was born in Grayson County, TX, and moved to Oklahoma City before statehood when he was 2 years old. He left Oklahoma City in 1970. He was a rancher and cattleman most of his life, he became a 32nd Degree Mason of Alex Lodge #457 in Alex, OK in 1921, and a member of the Christian Church.
Survivors include three daughters, Mrs. Allyne Brust, Oklahoma City; Berniece Campbell, Long Beach, CA, and Mrs. Ayletha Caple, Huntington Beach; three grandchildren, and two great-grandchildren.
He was the third of four children born to Archibald Thomas CAMPBELL and Lucinda Bellzora "Belle" BRASHEARS.
He was married to Rosa Pearl MILER on December 20th, 1910, in Pauls Valley, OK.
Jim and Pearl had four daughters together. They were Allyne Miler, Cleo Berniece, Eliza Belle (Ayletha) and a daughter who only lived a few days, May (1920-1920).
Most of his life James worked as a rancher. During this time he was accidentially shot and left partially paralyzed on the right side of his body. He was a smart man and could easily win at most games, especially poker and dominios. To this day I can't picture him without a cigar in his mouth. He was the only grandparent I had growing up so I have very fond memories of him.
Cause of death: Cerebrovascular accident & underlying cerebrovascular disease.
Obituary
JAMES M. CAMPBELL
Graveside services for James M. "Jim" Campbell, age 87, of Huntington Beach, CA, will be at Memorial Park Cemetery directed by Garrison Funeral Home. Campbell died Tuesday in Huntington Beach.
He was born in Grayson County, TX, and moved to Oklahoma City before statehood when he was 2 years old. He left Oklahoma City in 1970. He was a rancher and cattleman most of his life, he became a 32nd Degree Mason of Alex Lodge #457 in Alex, OK in 1921, and a member of the Christian Church.
Survivors include three daughters, Mrs. Allyne Brust, Oklahoma City; Berniece Campbell, Long Beach, CA, and Mrs. Ayletha Caple, Huntington Beach; three grandchildren, and two great-grandchildren.
James was my Grandfather.
He was the third of four children born to Archibald Thomas CAMPBELL and Lucinda Bellzora "Belle" BRASHEARS.
He was married to Rosa Pearl MILER on December 20th, 1910, in Pauls Valley, OK.
Jim and Pearl had four daughters together. They were Allyne Miler, Cleo Berniece, Eliza Belle (Ayletha) and a daughter who only lived a few days, May (1920-1920).
Most of his life James worked as a rancher. During this time he was accidentially shot and left partially paralyzed on the right side of his body. He was a smart man and could easily win at most games, especially poker and dominios. To this day I can't picture him without a cigar in his mouth. He was the only grandparent I had growing up so I have very fond memories of him.
Cause of death: Cerebrovascular accident & underlying cerebrovascular disease.
Obituary
JAMES M. CAMPBELL
Graveside services for James M. "Jim" Campbell, age 87, of Huntington Beach, CA, will be at Memorial Park Cemetery directed by Garrison Funeral Home. Campbell died Tuesday in Huntington Beach.
He was born in Grayson County, TX, and moved to Oklahoma City before statehood when he was 2 years old. He left Oklahoma City in 1970. He was a rancher and cattleman most of his life, he became a 32nd Degree Mason of Alex Lodge #457 in Alex, OK in 1921, and a member of the Christian Church.
Survivors include three daughters, Mrs. Allyne Brust, Oklahoma City; Berniece Campbell, Long Beach, CA, and Mrs. Ayletha Caple, Huntington Beach; three grandchildren, and two great-grandchildren.
He was the third of four children born to Archibald Thomas CAMPBELL and Lucinda Bellzora "Belle" BRASHEARS.
He was married to Rosa Pearl MILER on December 20th, 1910, in Pauls Valley, OK.
Jim and Pearl had four daughters together. They were Allyne Miler, Cleo Berniece, Eliza Belle (Ayletha) and a daughter who only lived a few days, May (1920-1920).
Most of his life James worked as a rancher. During this time he was accidentially shot and left partially paralyzed on the right side of his body. He was a smart man and could easily win at most games, especially poker and dominios. To this day I can't picture him without a cigar in his mouth. He was the only grandparent I had growing up so I have very fond memories of him.
Cause of death: Cerebrovascular accident & underlying cerebrovascular disease.
Obituary
JAMES M. CAMPBELL
Graveside services for James M. "Jim" Campbell, age 87, of Huntington Beach, CA, will be at Memorial Park Cemetery directed by Garrison Funeral Home. Campbell died Tuesday in Huntington Beach.
He was born in Grayson County, TX, and moved to Oklahoma City before statehood when he was 2 years old. He left Oklahoma City in 1970. He was a rancher and cattleman most of his life, he became a 32nd Degree Mason of Alex Lodge #457 in Alex, OK in 1921, and a member of the Christian Church.
Survivors include three daughters, Mrs. Allyne Brust, Oklahoma City; Berniece Campbell, Long Beach, CA, and Mrs. Ayletha Caple, Huntington Beach; three grandchildren, and two great-grandchildren.
