Simply CremationRuby Carol Campbell
Mrs. Ruby Carol Campbell, 78 of Surprise, Arizona passed away June 10, 2023, in Surprise, Arizona after a 12-year battle with cancer. She was born on April 14, 1945, to James Stewart, and Margaret Roseborough in Manhattan, New York.
Anyone who had the pleasure of meeting Ruby knew her by her big smile and welcoming spirit. While it may have taken her a bit to remember your name after your first meeting, it didn’t take away from the genuine love and care that she had for anyone she met. She was an amazing hostess and loved to cook for those she loved; she was famous for her lasagna.
She was a Pioneer student at her Kingdom Hall and found a passion in sharing her love for Jehovah with others. She was also a helper. She would help anyone and everyone even if she didn’t have it herself.
She is survived by her daughters, Kellie Campbell, and Margaret Hendley (Paige); Son-in-law, Tony Hendley; as well as her grandchildren, Jasmine, Mercedes “Alexus,” Erykah, Kayah, Jade, Yah-Shon, and Trey; as well as 13 great-grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her husband, Benjamin “Blues” Campbell; her sisters, Linda Stewart, and Goldie Stewart; and her daughter, Robin Campbell.
A service will be held later this month at the Kingdom Hall of Jehovah’s Witness: 18175 West Happy Valley Road, Wittmann, Arizona 85361.
Paige – Please accept my deepest condolences for the loss of Mrs. Campbell. Thank you for entrusting Simply Cremation to care for her final arrangements.
So very sorry for your loss. Carol was such a special person and always so kind she will be missed. She was faithful to the end. See you in the new world
Aunt Carol you will truly be missed. We will never forget how we met only to realize that your family and ours grow up together down south! Hence, your family will always be our family! I will never forget that big smile of yours! You are in the best place now, Jehovah God’s memory!! I look forward to seeing you again soon! 💕
I will miss my dear friend. We have gone through a lot together over the years. I look forward to the day that Jehovah through Jesus will restore her back to life in paradise. ( John 5:28,29)
I will remember the time we spend in Manhattan,you an your family will always be family to me an my family, my condolences to the family.
My condolences to the family. Carol was a neighbor of mine and my family living in Bayview Houses. We lived down the hall from each other and I will always remember your laughter Carol. It was a good laugh too! You were a good kind person. We have phone conversations a couple of years off an on if not through messenger. I will miss those chats and your laughter. You’re in a better place, sleep well in paradise. 💐🕊️🕊️