~ Ila Mae Johnson Campbell ~
My wonderful aunt
Vocation: Owned & Operated., "Family Crafts," Homemaker, Sunday School Teacher, Wesley Chapel Methodist Church, Hamptonville, NC
Father: (unknown)
Mother: Bernice Johnson
Raised by: Levi William (Earl "Mac") Trivette Jr & Willa Mae Johnson
Siblings:
Christine (Willie) Martin, Bonnie Sue (Hugh) Moose, Glenda (Eldon) Renegar, Florence (Jimmy) Garner, Mae (Homer) Jordan, Phyllis Park (Gary Stikeleather), Paul Trivette
Married: Uncle Luther Enoch Campbell, Sr. S/o George Bradley Campbell & Georgia Dora Sharpe
Children: Carolynn (Ellis), Edith (Moose), Luther Enoch Campbell, Junior, Rachel (Stadtfeld)
Foster: 17
Grandchildren: Ila Stadtfeld, Rebecca Stadtfeld, Michael Moose, Raymond Ellis, Michelle (Craig) Bess, Angel (John) Buchanan
Great-grandchildren: Hunter Ray Bess, Payton Ellis Buchanan
Step-grandchildren: Kris Dragon, Misty Dragon, Nikki (Mark) Henderson
Step-great-grandchildren: Rachel Henderson, Victoria Henderson
Died: Thursday 31 August 2000, at home, 2:23 a.m., 563 Mullis Road, Harmony NC 28634
Buried: Oakwood Cemetery, Statesville, NC
Personal Note: My Aunt Ila Mae was a precious person who was very kind to all of us kids growing up. She loved her family and was devoted to her church at Wesley Chapel Methodist Church, Hamptonville, NC. She told us that there was good in all religions and that we should respect different religions. When I got stung by bees, she would administer her sure quick remedy, tobacco juice over the sting. She loved her soap operas and was a great cook, especially the homemade oyster soup.
My wonderful aunt
Vocation: Owned & Operated., "Family Crafts," Homemaker, Sunday School Teacher, Wesley Chapel Methodist Church, Hamptonville, NC
Father: (unknown)
Mother: Bernice Johnson
Raised by: Levi William (Earl "Mac") Trivette Jr & Willa Mae Johnson
Siblings:
Christine (Willie) Martin, Bonnie Sue (Hugh) Moose, Glenda (Eldon) Renegar, Florence (Jimmy) Garner, Mae (Homer) Jordan, Phyllis Park (Gary Stikeleather), Paul Trivette
Married: Uncle Luther Enoch Campbell, Sr. S/o George Bradley Campbell & Georgia Dora Sharpe
Children: Carolynn (Ellis), Edith (Moose), Luther Enoch Campbell, Junior, Rachel (Stadtfeld)
Foster: 17
Grandchildren: Ila Stadtfeld, Rebecca Stadtfeld, Michael Moose, Raymond Ellis, Michelle (Craig) Bess, Angel (John) Buchanan
Great-grandchildren: Hunter Ray Bess, Payton Ellis Buchanan
Step-grandchildren: Kris Dragon, Misty Dragon, Nikki (Mark) Henderson
Step-great-grandchildren: Rachel Henderson, Victoria Henderson
Died: Thursday 31 August 2000, at home, 2:23 a.m., 563 Mullis Road, Harmony NC 28634
Buried: Oakwood Cemetery, Statesville, NC
Personal Note: My Aunt Ila Mae was a precious person who was very kind to all of us kids growing up. She loved her family and was devoted to her church at Wesley Chapel Methodist Church, Hamptonville, NC. She told us that there was good in all religions and that we should respect different religions. When I got stung by bees, she would administer her sure quick remedy, tobacco juice over the sting. She loved her soap operas and was a great cook, especially the homemade oyster soup.
~ Ila Mae Johnson Campbell ~
My wonderful aunt
Vocation: Owned & Operated., "Family Crafts," Homemaker, Sunday School Teacher, Wesley Chapel Methodist Church, Hamptonville, NC
Father: (unknown)
Mother: Bernice Johnson
Raised by: Levi William (Earl "Mac") Trivette Jr & Willa Mae Johnson
Siblings:
Christine (Willie) Martin, Bonnie Sue (Hugh) Moose, Glenda (Eldon) Renegar, Florence (Jimmy) Garner, Mae (Homer) Jordan, Phyllis Park (Gary Stikeleather), Paul Trivette
Married: Uncle Luther Enoch Campbell, Sr. S/o George Bradley Campbell & Georgia Dora Sharpe
Children: Carolynn (Ellis), Edith (Moose), Luther Enoch Campbell, Junior, Rachel (Stadtfeld)
Foster: 17
Grandchildren: Ila Stadtfeld, Rebecca Stadtfeld, Michael Moose, Raymond Ellis, Michelle (Craig) Bess, Angel (John) Buchanan
Great-grandchildren: Hunter Ray Bess, Payton Ellis Buchanan
Step-grandchildren: Kris Dragon, Misty Dragon, Nikki (Mark) Henderson
Step-great-grandchildren: Rachel Henderson, Victoria Henderson
Died: Thursday 31 August 2000, at home, 2:23 a.m., 563 Mullis Road, Harmony NC 28634
Buried: Oakwood Cemetery, Statesville, NC
Personal Note: My Aunt Ila Mae was a precious person who was very kind to all of us kids growing up. She loved her family and was devoted to her church at Wesley Chapel Methodist Church, Hamptonville, NC. She told us that there was good in all religions and that we should respect different religions. When I got stung by bees, she would administer her sure quick remedy, tobacco juice over the sting. She loved her soap operas and was a great cook, especially the homemade oyster soup.
My wonderful aunt
Vocation: Owned & Operated., "Family Crafts," Homemaker, Sunday School Teacher, Wesley Chapel Methodist Church, Hamptonville, NC
Father: (unknown)
Mother: Bernice Johnson
Raised by: Levi William (Earl "Mac") Trivette Jr & Willa Mae Johnson
Siblings:
Christine (Willie) Martin, Bonnie Sue (Hugh) Moose, Glenda (Eldon) Renegar, Florence (Jimmy) Garner, Mae (Homer) Jordan, Phyllis Park (Gary Stikeleather), Paul Trivette
Married: Uncle Luther Enoch Campbell, Sr. S/o George Bradley Campbell & Georgia Dora Sharpe
Children: Carolynn (Ellis), Edith (Moose), Luther Enoch Campbell, Junior, Rachel (Stadtfeld)
Foster: 17
Grandchildren: Ila Stadtfeld, Rebecca Stadtfeld, Michael Moose, Raymond Ellis, Michelle (Craig) Bess, Angel (John) Buchanan
Great-grandchildren: Hunter Ray Bess, Payton Ellis Buchanan
Step-grandchildren: Kris Dragon, Misty Dragon, Nikki (Mark) Henderson
Step-great-grandchildren: Rachel Henderson, Victoria Henderson
Died: Thursday 31 August 2000, at home, 2:23 a.m., 563 Mullis Road, Harmony NC 28634
Buried: Oakwood Cemetery, Statesville, NC
Personal Note: My Aunt Ila Mae was a precious person who was very kind to all of us kids growing up. She loved her family and was devoted to her church at Wesley Chapel Methodist Church, Hamptonville, NC. She told us that there was good in all religions and that we should respect different religions. When I got stung by bees, she would administer her sure quick remedy, tobacco juice over the sting. She loved her soap operas and was a great cook, especially the homemade oyster soup.
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