David Alan Campbell, age 52, of Gadsden, Alabama passed away on Thursday November 21, 2019. David was born May 8, 1967 to Claudette Koerper Campbell and Dr. John H.Campbell.
He was graduate of Gadsden High School, class of 1985. He had received his BS in Biology and Chemistry from the University of Alabama, and his Masters Degree in Environmental Science from University of Alabama, Birmingham. While pursuing his graduate degree, David had worked as an environmental manager, lab technician and industrial sales representative. He had worked with companies in the southeast and was currently employed with Utility Service Group.
David had a huge heart and was a natural, gifted athlete. He was dedicated to cross fit. Skiing, Kayaking, rock climbing, boxing, snowboarding, and wakeboarding are just a few activities he mastered during his time on this earth. David loved to sing and play his guitar. One of his favorite pastimes was singing in the car as loud as possible to the eye-rolls and giggles of his four children. His solo tribute to them? "How Sweet It Is" by the Jerry Garcia Band.
David is survived by his daughters, son, father, brothers, sister, half brothers, nieces and nephews, and aunt.
A memorial mass for David was November 26, 2019 at St. James Catholic Church, 622 Chestnut Street, Gadsden, AL 35901.
He was graduate of Gadsden High School, class of 1985. He had received his BS in Biology and Chemistry from the University of Alabama, and his Masters Degree in Environmental Science from University of Alabama, Birmingham. While pursuing his graduate degree, David had worked as an environmental manager, lab technician and industrial sales representative. He had worked with companies in the southeast and was currently employed with Utility Service Group.
David had a huge heart and was a natural, gifted athlete. He was dedicated to cross fit. Skiing, Kayaking, rock climbing, boxing, snowboarding, and wakeboarding are just a few activities he mastered during his time on this earth. David loved to sing and play his guitar. One of his favorite pastimes was singing in the car as loud as possible to the eye-rolls and giggles of his four children. His solo tribute to them? "How Sweet It Is" by the Jerry Garcia Band.
David is survived by his daughters, son, father, brothers, sister, half brothers, nieces and nephews, and aunt.
A memorial mass for David was November 26, 2019 at St. James Catholic Church, 622 Chestnut Street, Gadsden, AL 35901.
David Alan Campbell, age 52, of Gadsden, Alabama passed away on Thursday November 21, 2019. David was born May 8, 1967 to Claudette Koerper Campbell and Dr. John H.Campbell.
He was graduate of Gadsden High School, class of 1985. He had received his BS in Biology and Chemistry from the University of Alabama, and his Masters Degree in Environmental Science from University of Alabama, Birmingham. While pursuing his graduate degree, David had worked as an environmental manager, lab technician and industrial sales representative. He had worked with companies in the southeast and was currently employed with Utility Service Group.
David had a huge heart and was a natural, gifted athlete. He was dedicated to cross fit. Skiing, Kayaking, rock climbing, boxing, snowboarding, and wakeboarding are just a few activities he mastered during his time on this earth. David loved to sing and play his guitar. One of his favorite pastimes was singing in the car as loud as possible to the eye-rolls and giggles of his four children. His solo tribute to them? "How Sweet It Is" by the Jerry Garcia Band.
David is survived by his daughters, son, father, brothers, sister, half brothers, nieces and nephews, and aunt.
A memorial mass for David was November 26, 2019 at St. James Catholic Church, 622 Chestnut Street, Gadsden, AL 35901.
He was graduate of Gadsden High School, class of 1985. He had received his BS in Biology and Chemistry from the University of Alabama, and his Masters Degree in Environmental Science from University of Alabama, Birmingham. While pursuing his graduate degree, David had worked as an environmental manager, lab technician and industrial sales representative. He had worked with companies in the southeast and was currently employed with Utility Service Group.
David had a huge heart and was a natural, gifted athlete. He was dedicated to cross fit. Skiing, Kayaking, rock climbing, boxing, snowboarding, and wakeboarding are just a few activities he mastered during his time on this earth. David loved to sing and play his guitar. One of his favorite pastimes was singing in the car as loud as possible to the eye-rolls and giggles of his four children. His solo tribute to them? "How Sweet It Is" by the Jerry Garcia Band.
David is survived by his daughters, son, father, brothers, sister, half brothers, nieces and nephews, and aunt.
A memorial mass for David was November 26, 2019 at St. James Catholic Church, 622 Chestnut Street, Gadsden, AL 35901.
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