Lucille 'Sis' Campbell lived on Chestnut Street in Joplin with her husband, Harold 'Monk' Campbell. She was a housewife. Harold owned a small nightclub on the corner of 4th & Virginia called "The Spot." It was located on the northeast corner in the Taylor Building.
Sis enjoyed her family and friends and socially entertained lots in her home. She was the member of a bunco club that met once a week that was made up mostly of family, her sisters, nieces and great-nieces.
She was the daughter of:
Tolbert and Clara Barker Kirby
Her brothers and sisters were
Osa Ola Kirby Douglas
Elmer Kirby
Talbert Kirby
Mamie Kirby Ralston
Otis Kirby
Edward 'Eddie' Kirby
Children of Harold and Lucille Campbell were:
Edith Elizabeth
Roy Ellsworth
Dorothy Evelyn
Donald Emmerson
George Franklin
Photo at right shows the 3 Kirby sisters:
Osa, Mamie and Lucille
Circa 1940's
Funeral arrangements were handled by Parker Mortuary and she is buried alongside her husband at Ozark Memborial Park Cemetery.
Sis enjoyed her family and friends and socially entertained lots in her home. She was the member of a bunco club that met once a week that was made up mostly of family, her sisters, nieces and great-nieces.
She was the daughter of:
Tolbert and Clara Barker Kirby
Her brothers and sisters were
Osa Ola Kirby Douglas
Elmer Kirby
Talbert Kirby
Mamie Kirby Ralston
Otis Kirby
Edward 'Eddie' Kirby
Children of Harold and Lucille Campbell were:
Edith Elizabeth
Roy Ellsworth
Dorothy Evelyn
Donald Emmerson
George Franklin
Photo at right shows the 3 Kirby sisters:
Osa, Mamie and Lucille
Circa 1940's
Funeral arrangements were handled by Parker Mortuary and she is buried alongside her husband at Ozark Memborial Park Cemetery.
Lucille 'Sis' Campbell lived on Chestnut Street in Joplin with her husband, Harold 'Monk' Campbell. She was a housewife. Harold owned a small nightclub on the corner of 4th & Virginia called "The Spot." It was located on the northeast corner in the Taylor Building.
Sis enjoyed her family and friends and socially entertained lots in her home. She was the member of a bunco club that met once a week that was made up mostly of family, her sisters, nieces and great-nieces.
She was the daughter of:
Tolbert and Clara Barker Kirby
Her brothers and sisters were
Osa Ola Kirby Douglas
Elmer Kirby
Talbert Kirby
Mamie Kirby Ralston
Otis Kirby
Edward 'Eddie' Kirby
Children of Harold and Lucille Campbell were:
Edith Elizabeth
Roy Ellsworth
Dorothy Evelyn
Donald Emmerson
George Franklin
Photo at right shows the 3 Kirby sisters:
Osa, Mamie and Lucille
Circa 1940's
Funeral arrangements were handled by Parker Mortuary and she is buried alongside her husband at Ozark Memborial Park Cemetery.
Sis enjoyed her family and friends and socially entertained lots in her home. She was the member of a bunco club that met once a week that was made up mostly of family, her sisters, nieces and great-nieces.
She was the daughter of:
Tolbert and Clara Barker Kirby
Her brothers and sisters were
Osa Ola Kirby Douglas
Elmer Kirby
Talbert Kirby
Mamie Kirby Ralston
Otis Kirby
Edward 'Eddie' Kirby
Children of Harold and Lucille Campbell were:
Edith Elizabeth
Roy Ellsworth
Dorothy Evelyn
Donald Emmerson
George Franklin
Photo at right shows the 3 Kirby sisters:
Osa, Mamie and Lucille
Circa 1940's
Funeral arrangements were handled by Parker Mortuary and she is buried alongside her husband at Ozark Memborial Park Cemetery.
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