PFC US ARMY WORLD WAR II
Lee L. Campbell, aged 77, of 1909 Old Jacksonville Highway, Apartment 7, North Little Rock, formerly of Lonoke County, a retired carpenter for Winrock Enterprises, Inc., died Friday. He was the son of Jim and Josephine Rodgers Campbell and had lived in North Little Rock 13 years. He was a World War II veteran, and a member of New Testament Baptist Church of Lonoke and Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 10442 of North Little Rock. Survivors are three sons, Gerald Lee Campbell of New Jersey and Bobby Ray Campbell and Gary Don Campbell of North Little Rock; three daughters, Mary Joyce Sims of Conway and Linda Faye Stricklin and Pamela Diane Hill of North Little Rock; a sister, Mary Chariton of Long Beach, CA, and nine grandchildren. Funeral will be at 1 p.m. Tuesday in North Little Rock Funeral Home by Rev. Freddie McCann. Burial with military honors will be in National Cemetery.
Lee L. Campbell, aged 77, of 1909 Old Jacksonville Highway, Apartment 7, North Little Rock, formerly of Lonoke County, a retired carpenter for Winrock Enterprises, Inc., died Friday. He was the son of Jim and Josephine Rodgers Campbell and had lived in North Little Rock 13 years. He was a World War II veteran, and a member of New Testament Baptist Church of Lonoke and Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 10442 of North Little Rock. Survivors are three sons, Gerald Lee Campbell of New Jersey and Bobby Ray Campbell and Gary Don Campbell of North Little Rock; three daughters, Mary Joyce Sims of Conway and Linda Faye Stricklin and Pamela Diane Hill of North Little Rock; a sister, Mary Chariton of Long Beach, CA, and nine grandchildren. Funeral will be at 1 p.m. Tuesday in North Little Rock Funeral Home by Rev. Freddie McCann. Burial with military honors will be in National Cemetery.
PFC US ARMY WORLD WAR II
Lee L. Campbell, aged 77, of 1909 Old Jacksonville Highway, Apartment 7, North Little Rock, formerly of Lonoke County, a retired carpenter for Winrock Enterprises, Inc., died Friday. He was the son of Jim and Josephine Rodgers Campbell and had lived in North Little Rock 13 years. He was a World War II veteran, and a member of New Testament Baptist Church of Lonoke and Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 10442 of North Little Rock. Survivors are three sons, Gerald Lee Campbell of New Jersey and Bobby Ray Campbell and Gary Don Campbell of North Little Rock; three daughters, Mary Joyce Sims of Conway and Linda Faye Stricklin and Pamela Diane Hill of North Little Rock; a sister, Mary Chariton of Long Beach, CA, and nine grandchildren. Funeral will be at 1 p.m. Tuesday in North Little Rock Funeral Home by Rev. Freddie McCann. Burial with military honors will be in National Cemetery.
Lee L. Campbell, aged 77, of 1909 Old Jacksonville Highway, Apartment 7, North Little Rock, formerly of Lonoke County, a retired carpenter for Winrock Enterprises, Inc., died Friday. He was the son of Jim and Josephine Rodgers Campbell and had lived in North Little Rock 13 years. He was a World War II veteran, and a member of New Testament Baptist Church of Lonoke and Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 10442 of North Little Rock. Survivors are three sons, Gerald Lee Campbell of New Jersey and Bobby Ray Campbell and Gary Don Campbell of North Little Rock; three daughters, Mary Joyce Sims of Conway and Linda Faye Stricklin and Pamela Diane Hill of North Little Rock; a sister, Mary Chariton of Long Beach, CA, and nine grandchildren. Funeral will be at 1 p.m. Tuesday in North Little Rock Funeral Home by Rev. Freddie McCann. Burial with military honors will be in National Cemetery.
