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Campbell is survived by his wife - Deborah Lynn Combs Campbell and mother - Emma Baker Campbell, three nieces: Michelle Salyer, Martha Feltner & Millie Combs; two nephews: Larry Joe Begley & Michael Baker; two sisters: Glenna (William) Bean & Betina Baker; one brother: Danny Ray Campbell; masonic brothers: Johnny Joe Combs, Roy Combs & Dirk Flincham and a host of family & friends. David is preceded in death by his father: Carl Campbell.
Tina and Glenna, Very sorry for your loss. You're in my thoughts and prayers. I know what you're going through. I've been there myself. Kasandra Campbell, Bulan, KY I had the very special privilege of knowing and working with David. He was a friend. No matter where you saw him he always had a smile and something nice to say. I pray that God will heal the brokenness that David's family is going through. Debbie, you and David were at my wedding in 2001 and you hand made me a dark green afghan which David bragged so much on you doing. I will always cherish that gift from both of you. Glenna Lesondak, Hazard, KY The first time I met David, I was fairly new at Ponderosa and I didn't know what him and Roy liked to drink. So when I went to get their tickets they looked at me and said, "You must be new!" I was new and I was really slow about the process and they were really calm with me. I did get the hang of it and I had the pleasure of being a waitress to them many of times. I always thought the world of David, he was kind and good natured. He always had a smile on his face. I will miss seeing him so much. My thoughts, prayers, and heart goes out to his wife and family. May God Bless. Stella N., Hazard, KY I have so many fond memories of Briar Fork and Coal Harbor Hill. Boo would stay with Tommy and Marvin back and forth from one house to another. Spending so much time at Uncle Dave's and Carl's and Emma's. We all grew up in hard times but what some wonderful memories we have. Boo will be missed so much. He was loved so much. I wish we could be there during your time of sorrow and heartache but present circumstances prevents that. Debbie, Glenna, Tina, Emma, Danny and all the family. My heart goes out to you. We love you. May God bless you and comfort you. Maude Ellen Morris, Manassa, VA I am so sorry to hear this. David and I went to HCC together years ago. I remember helping him buy a horse. He was a very nice man. Beth Baker, Hyden, KY My deepest sympathy goes out to the family. David was very special to me. I've known him since I was a little girl. He always called me "alligator." It just doesn't seem right not to see him sitting next to my dad at Walmart Subway. I will greatly miss him. Becky Combs, Hazard, KY My thoughts love and prayers are with you during this time of sudden loss...a heartfelt tear can say so much as words can never do....it says in part i feel your pain my heart goes out to you....a sorrow shared is a sorrow halved....May God be with you and be your strength today and in the days ahead...love you all. Mary Lynne Combs, Asheville, NC David was a wonderful person and a good friend to our family. He and Debbie always had a seat for us at the Masonic Christmas Party. Truly a loss for all of us and our community. Tracy S. Counts, Hazard , KY We will miss you, Dave....thinking of you Deb. Kathy Crum May the blessings of God be on this family and the friends of David "Boo" Campbell during this time of need and suffering. Our prayers are with you all. Bob, Tabitha, Nick, Kalena and Libby Danner. Bobby G. Danner, Hazard, KY We all know David is with God. To all of David's family, I wish peace in this time of sorrow. David's life was an example for all to follow. Debbie, I am so sorry for your loss of a wonderful man. Randy Edwards, Lexington, KY My heart goes out to you all. It's always so hard to lose someone so dear to us,especially when its so unexpected. He was a good person and will be missed. Carla Eldridge You are in my prayers. David was a kind and forgiving man who was gracious to the people he worked with. I hate that his life has been cut short way too young. If we had more men like David, the world would be a better place. Mary Carole Eversole, Hazard, KY I'm so sorry to learn of your loss. Please know that you are not alone. God will certainly be with you. He is "the Father of tender mercies" and the "God of all comfort". (2 Corinthians 1:3,4) He will soothe your hearts. Hold His promises near to your heart. Please accept my sincere sympathies. S Ford I am so sorry to hear about your loss. David was a wonderful person inside and out. He was friend and former co-worker.My deepest sympathy goes out to the family. Rita Jent, Vicco, KY Dear Campbell Family, I am so sorry for your loss and I will continue to keep you in my prayers as your family deals with such a great loss. Dave was one of the most genuine people I have ever had the honor of meeting. Dave was one special person and he will always hold a special place in my heart as I am sure he holds in everyone's life he touched with his warm smile and kind words. Nathan H Lyons, Hillsville, VA I thought the world of Dave--he was always a positive and kind face in law school and I do believe he made he best chili I have ever eaten. I still use his recipe with a joyful heart. Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. Thank you for sharing Dave with us! Raquel Alderman Lyons, Hillsville, VA Boo, dear cousin, I will miss your warm smile and laughing voice. Both of which I never knew you to be without. Your kindness and warm spirit has touched so many lives and I know the world is a richer more loving place because of you. Laura Baker Mangoba, Great Falls, VA I am so sorry for the loss of your loved one. My prayers will be for you and your family in these hard times. David was a good man and a good member of the lodge a lot of his brothers will miss him. May god bless you all. Shelby Mize, Bulan, KY My prayers go out to the family left behind of this genuine saint. He was a father figure to all of us "youngens" in our law school class. If Dave said he was going to do something he did it and I will never forget him. The Kentucky Colonel plaque he procured for me reminds me of him every time I walk into my law office. God bless. Chad A. Napier, Kingsport, TN So sorry to hear of your loss Debbie. I remember hearing you talk about David when we worked together in the O.R. years ago. Lots of prayers are going up for you & yours. Debbie Taylor Parsons, London, KY My heart goes out to the family of David. We attended and graduated Law School together and he was a good friend. David was one of the most sincere and giving men that I have ever had the opportunity to meet. My prayers go out to all of his family and friends. Richard Brian Ratliff, Pikeville, KY Dear Debbie, I am Linda sister I was so sorry to hear about Boo.I pray God gives you strenght In your time of need.If there is any thing we can do please let us know.We love you And so does God. Sue Robertson, Hazard, KY Our deepest sympathy to Debbie and the family. Boo was like part of our family; a very special guy. Once your friend, a friend for life. God Speed, Boo. Margaret Russell, Hazard, KY Sorry about the loss. He was a very nice person. I worked with him at the Hazard Office of Hearings and Appeals in Hazard. My God Bless the family. Faye Seals I am so very sorry to hear of the loss of David. Debbie, my prayers are with you and the rest of the family that God will give you the needed strength to continue. Much love. Kaye Stone, Salyersville, KY Dear Family and Friends of Dave Campbell: I am very sorry and sadden as to hear of the death of my good friend Dave Campbell. Dave Campbell was my classmate, friend, and golfing partner at the Appalachian School of Law in Grundy, VA during the years of 1998 till 2001. He was a close friend and was there when you needed him. I wish to express to the family that I will miss him and he was a dear friend that I will miss. God bless each and everyone of you and I pray that God sends you comfort during these times. Respectfully yours, Thomas J. Tabor Jr., Esq., ASL Class of 2001. Thomas Jackson Tabor Jr., Tazewell, TN Jelly Bean and Tina, I'm so sorry to hear of the passing of your brother. You're in my thoughts and prayers. If you need anything or just someone to talk give me a call. I love you both. Wilma Day Turner, Smilax, KY Debbie, I am so sorry for your loss. I will keep you and your family in my prayers. God Bless and keep you through the days and weeks ahead. Olivia (Roberts) Hall-Pollard, Miramar Beach, FL Debbie if I can help you in any way let me know. My heart goes out to you. I know what you are going through. I know God will be there for you. I love you. A good friend, Linda Robinson I am very sorry to hear of your loss. David was my lawyer for the last little bit and he was great. I really will miss him and wish the family the best. Edna Slone, Littcarr, KY |
David Wayne "Boo" Campbell was a candidate for Perry County
District Judge in the May Primary election. Campbell, 59. a
self-employed attorney, died on Sunday at the Hazard Hospital. His
opponents in the District Judge's race were incumbent Leigh Anne Stephens
and Hazard attorney Michael Roper. 
