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Obituary of Roger Campbell
Suddenly at home, Roger Campbell of London in his 83rd year. Predeceased by his wife Delores (1975), long time friend Helen Horner (2015), son Bob (2020) and brother Bob (2021). Survived by his children Michael, Tracey (Roman) and Roger, grandchildren Jessica, Brittany (Pat) and Jacy (Nick), great grandchildren Jade, Jace, Mason, Reign and Harper, and his pride and joy, great great grandson Noah, sisters Joanne, Madeline and Marilyn (Scott). He will be missed by his friends and extended family.
Dad struggled with his emotional health for years, losing his wife at a young age. Trying to raise 4 children as a single parent in the 70’s was not an easy task and he did the best he knew how, whether right or wrong.
Dad was proud of his years in the Royal Canadian Regiment as a paratrooper and his career as an iron worker.
Dad preferred a life of privacy as he got older. We take comfort in knowing that dad finally reunited with his beloved Delores.
As an expression of sympathy, those who wish to, may make a memorial donation to the London Humane Society.
As per Roger’s wishes cremation has taken place and an interment of ashes will take place at a later date.
Logan Funeral Home, (519-433-6181) entrusted with arrangements.
Online condolences can be expressed at www.loganfh.ca
A tree will be planted, by the Logan Funeral Home
as a living memorial to Roger Campbell.
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