Reneanne Campbell

Left to mourn are her loving children Coralee (Jason) Spears, Amanda (Derek Campbell) Killam and Jenna Campbell, her precious grandchildren Jansen, Ethan, Liam and Jaxon, siblings Hubert (Cubby) Poirier (late Vange), Bernie (Heather)Poirier, Louise (Robert) Miller, Terry (Marlene) Poirier, Francis (Lori) Poirier, Darryl (Karen) Poirier, Paddy (Cathy) Poirier, Sarah Poirier as well as mother in law Barbara (MacPhail) Campbell, siblings in-law Richard (Lisa) Campbell, Jean Campbell, her Aunt Rita Bourque as well as many nieces and nephews.

Reneanne was predeceased by her first husband Donald Killam and second husband Scott Campbell, her parents Hubert and Patricia (LeBlanc) Poirier, her parent in laws Everett and Mary (Morrow) Killam and Donald “Buck”Campbell.

Reneanne spent her life focused on her family, raising her three daughters surrounded by family and friends. You never had to wonder what was on Reneanne’s mind! She always let you know! She also always welcomed you into her home with a warm hug and a hot cup of tea. Reneanne’s house was the hub with many visits by family and friends. Christmas was a very special time at her house where everyone gathered on Christmas Eve to sing songs and Christmas carols. Scott and Reneanne’s was also the “second home” to many of her nieces and nephews and friends of her daughters.

Reneanne had many hobbies including knitting and crocheting, fretwork, and many other arts and crafts. Reneanne loved camping with her children and grandchildren as well as going for ATV and motorcycle rides. In years past she was a member of the CB Club (Ladybug) and enjoyed playing bingo. Many will remember her delivering the Chronicle Herald with her mother always by her side.

Visitation will take place Wednesday, April 24 from 10:00-10:45 am with a memorial service presented by Pierre Chiasson at St Matthews United Church in Inverness. Burial to follow at East Lake Ainsley Cemetery. Also all are welcome to please join us for a light lunch and tea, and maybe a chat or two at the East Lake Ainslie Fire Department following the burial.

In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to Inverness Volunteer Fire Department or East Lake Ainslie Volunteer Fire Department.

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