Allen and Annabelle and Tony knew my Dad well , and I had always respected him mightily from high school, as his baseball prowess was greatly admired, but also because he was a straight-up guy, and good with the students.  When I came back after being away for 15 years  I bought out my brother's half of Dad's house and Allen then was a great neighbor. Often when doing yardwork, he and Annabelle would stop by and visit for a bit in their beloved Jeep. I also miss Annabelle....she was special (and one of the most lovely brides I have ever seen...her bridal picture takes your breath away).  I left the old neighborhood 3 years ago to move two blocks away, and Allen gave me grief for leaving...but he and Annabelle drove up one day to visit my new home.  I will miss them.....often.  

It was never truly the start of Christmas at Grandma's house until Uncle Allen walked in with his Santa hat sounding off with a thundering, "HO HO HO!" 
I will always remember the unspoken race he and I had to finish as much food as we could and then make our way to the living room and claim the "comfortable" recliner for our well deserved nap during the football game. 
Although it is always difficult to admit someone is gone, I am thankful I got to know him so well when we had the opportunity. 
Rest In Peace. 

I am very sorry to learn about Mr. Campbell's passing.  He was a fine man.  No one elicited more respect in the ACHS hallways than he.  I always enjoyed talking to him in later years.  Tony, please accept my most sincere condolences.    

Coach Campbell taught Health and Physical Education as well as coached. He loved to fish and he and I shared fishing stories. Over the past few years I would see Coach and his wife at various eateries around Amherst. He was always the same-big smile and ready to reminisce about high school days. He was a good man and a great role model. Coach Campbell will be missed. RIP Coach Campbell.

Allen was a sweet man love him and Anbell like my grand parents every time I came to clean for them they was always so appreciated and they will make u laugh too Allen loved everyone and he will help u if he could  and he will be missed. Allen  I know u are in no more pain now  he hated being sick he was always independent never want ur help but I always told him let us help u and he would always say to me ok if u need too  he always smiled and say oh libby the house smells so good and everything always looks good I will miss him saying that but he will never be forgotten.They came to see my Christmas lights and last year he called me and to tell me they seen my Christmas lights on the news he was the first  person to tell me he seemed them on tv .My heart is broken now  but I know u not in any pain now so I will remember ur smile and thank him for everything he did for me I love cleaning for them they are my family and very special to me .

I remember mr Campbell coming into stonehouse cafe in eating in I gave him the nickname mr president because I felt he was such a honorable leader to everyone he meet threw his life I always say him with a smile on his face never sad no matter what pain he was in he never showed it so fly high mr Campbell 

Mr Campbell was always kind to me in school.  My prayers for his family. 😢🙏🏻🙏🏻

Prayers and condolences to Mrs. Campbell and family.  Mr. Campbell was a special man; and in addition to my high school memories, my husband and I have special memories of several meals together at various restaurants in Amherst with Mr. and Mrs. Campbell over the years.

Many hugs and prayers from our family to your family as you celebrate his heart prints.

-Sharon

We always enjoyed talking to Mr. Campbell. He and Annabell were such a sweet couple. He will be missed by many in the community. Thoughts and prayers for the family. 

Thoughts and prayers for Coach Campbell and his family. He always had that smile on and he will be missed

OBITUARY

Allen "Bud" Lewis Campbell

29 July, 1936 – 21 July, 2021

Whitten Monelison Chapel

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