Eva was a delightful woman who brought joy to those around her. She became legally blind, but during the time she lived in Parkview Nursing Home, it was hard to believe that she was blind because she knew her way around so well.
She loved going to the LDS temple and for drives up the canyon and around town. She pretended that she could see the flowers and the trees, but she would look in the wrong direction and say, "Purty, Purty!" (Pretty)
She enjoyed "watching" LDS General Conference on TV.
She always wore numerous earrings and loved them.
Eva, we miss your delightful smile and laugh.
Eva was a delightful woman who brought joy to those around her. She became legally blind, but during the time she lived in Parkview Nursing Home, it was hard to believe that she was blind because she knew her way around so well.
She loved going to the LDS temple and for drives up the canyon and around town. She pretended that she could see the flowers and the trees, but she would look in the wrong direction and say, "Purty, Purty!" (Pretty)
She enjoyed "watching" LDS General Conference on TV.
She always wore numerous earrings and loved them.
Eva, we miss your delightful smile and laugh.
Family Members
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Dewey Franklin Campbell
1899–1990
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Clark Golden Campbell
1900–1986
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Marr Campbell Dahle
1902–2003
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Walter Smith Campbell
1904–1987
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Rodney T "Tiff" Campbell
1906–1987
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Oscar Isaiah Campbell
1908–2002
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Selma E. "Sally" Campbell Jensen
1909–1992
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Charles Reed Campbell
1911–1993
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Carrie Elvina Campbell Fife
1913–2010
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Parley Right Campbell
1915–1932
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Ruth Elaine Jensen
1917–1991
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Marva May Campbell Brown - Yankey
1922–1993
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Susana Sena "Susie" Campbell Maughan
1882–1969
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Fredrick Campbell
1884–1959
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Annie M Campbell Williams
1890–1976
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Sarah Emma Campbell Gleed
1891–1963
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Nora Helen Campbell Whitten
1893–1979
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Fannie Amanda "Fay" Campbell Isakson
1894–1970
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Hazel Isabell Campbell Ward
1896–1982
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Robert Adam Campbell
1896–1918
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PVT Robert Adam Campbell
1896–1918
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