Birth date: Aug 22, 1954 Death date: Jan 5, 2012
Patricia Ann Campbell (Patsy), 57, a lifelong resident of Leesburg died on Thursday January 5th 2012. Ms. Campbell was born August 22nd 1954 in Leesburg to the late David Tony Campbell Sr. and Mrs. Bernice Bryant Campbell She grad Read Obituary
Here it is the year of 2014, today is my Birthday October 22, If you only know how much
I miss you not singing wishing me a Happy Birthday. Patsy my heart is heavy now. I miss you so much. R.I.P. my Sweet Sweet Beautiful Patsy. Love you
From Your Baby sister
Brenda
I miss you very much Grandma, i wish you were here to see me working in your office that you worked in before. But i can feel you near me and your keeping all of us together as a family. I love you very my Grandma.
Toni Smith (Oldest Grandchild)
A true best friend...Part of what I would have said, if I could have handled speaking at Patsy's service:
Since 1989, I’ve been very lucky to have worked with Patsy at the USGS. We’ve been through thick and thin together…and one thing always stood out: Patsy's family and how she was blessed with their incredible support and love. She was, and always will be, a true best friend…and she will always be beautiful. If I could be one fraction as positive and full of love, and shine like Patsy, I would be rich beyond words…but I am rich, just having had the honor and privilege of loving, and knowing and having Patsy in my life for so many years. Patsy--Thank you for sharing your rays of sunshine with me, and for teaching me by your shining example how smiles and laughter speak louder than just words. I miss you terribly and it hurts so much…but I’m comforted, knowing you no longer have to go through all that pain and silent suffering. You are now in your new home of glory, and you can now rest in total love and peace…and I can see you smiling in the loving arms of your angels.--Marilyn Billone
I was going to share this at Patsy's service last Saturday...but I could not emotionally handle speaking it there and then:
Since 1989, I’ve been very lucky and so happy working with Patsy at the U.S. Geological Survey. We’ve been through thick and thin together, and we’ve had many, many chats, laughs, and heart-to-heart talks…and one thing always stood out: Patsy has always been blessed with the most incredibly supportive and loving family…and I know how much each of you means to her. She is so blessed to have all of you in her life…and I know I am for having her in mine…She was, and always will be, a true best friend…and she will always be beautiful…If I could be one fraction as positive and full of love, and shine like Patsy, I would be rich beyond words…but I am rich, just having had the honor and privilege of loving, and knowing and having Patsy in my life for so many years. Patsy—I’m gonna miss your “Don’t start me lyin’!” when you didn’t know the answer to some of my many questions. But I really want to thank you for sharing your rays of sunshine with me and with everyone else whose hearts you touched, and for teaching me by your shining example how smiles and laughter speak louder than just words. I miss you terribly and it hurts so much…but I’m comforted, knowing you no longer have to go through all that pain and silent suffering (God knows there was enough of that). Patsy—You are now in your new home of glory, and you can now rest in total love and peace…and I can see you smiling in the loving arms of your angels.
Marilyn Billone
Patsy was always cheerful and ready to help us in any way she could. She would go out of her way to help, laughing all the way. It was always a delight to talk to her on the phone and I knew she would keep reprot processing rolling at the end. I will miss her and feel fortunate that I had more then 20 years to work with her, even if it was remotely. She was a gem. Deb Foster, USGS Pembroke PSC, New Hampshire
Patsy, Patsy, Patsy, oh how we will miss your smile, your laugh, your strength, and your essence. For 23 years you were a presence in my family's life, and a great friend to my wife. May God keep you warm. We will always remember you and love you.
God has added another angel to his choir! Blessings to the family!
Marsha Hollmes Taylor
