November 12, 2010
November 12, 2010
Missing you more and more as each day goes by.
Love always and forever.
Andrew and Jan Campbell.
xoxo
Love always and forever.
Andrew and Jan Campbell.
xoxo
This memorial website was created in memory of our loved one, Nita Campbell, 77 years old, born on March 31, 1932, and passed away on December 11, 2009. We will remember her forever.
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November 12, 2010
November 12, 2010
You may be Gone but you will never be Forgotten.
Love always, Karlee xoxo
Love always, Karlee xoxo
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November 13, 2021
November 13, 2021
I was looking through my Facebook memories this morning and there was a post about when I first created this page. I thought I’d pop on so I could see your beautiful face and as soon as I heard the music playing it took me back to the last time I saw you at your funeral. I miss you so much Nan and I wish you could have seen the life I’ve made for myself. 2 beautiful kids and a fiancé who will one day become my husband (It’s only been 12 years ). I wish you could have met the kids.. they test me every single day and they have the biggest personalities but I wouldn’t change them for anything. Levi is funny, creative and sensitive and Ava is a mini-me.. such a chatterbox. She’s very determined and independent and I know both kids would have loved their great nana ❤️
I thought of pa a few days ago on Remembrance Day too. I wish I had the chance to get to know him as well, I’m sure he was an amazing man! I know you 2 would be looking after each other up there. Thank you both for watching over me and my family and keeping us all safe everyday
Love you always and think of you often xx
I thought of pa a few days ago on Remembrance Day too. I wish I had the chance to get to know him as well, I’m sure he was an amazing man! I know you 2 would be looking after each other up there. Thank you both for watching over me and my family and keeping us all safe everyday
Love you always and think of you often xx
December 12, 2019
December 12, 2019
Hi Nan,
Yesterday was 10 years since you took your last breath. It was an emotional day for me I cried over the littlest things, I just couldn’t place why I felt so sad until I remembered that it had been so long since I heard your voice felt your hug or watched you smile. Love you Nan ❤️
Yesterday was 10 years since you took your last breath. It was an emotional day for me I cried over the littlest things, I just couldn’t place why I felt so sad until I remembered that it had been so long since I heard your voice felt your hug or watched you smile. Love you Nan ❤️
March 30, 2018
March 30, 2018
Happy birthday nan. I miss you as much today as the day you left us xxx
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Unite
April 8, 2011
Mum and dad spent so much time doing things for others, we thought we would take some time in memory of mum and dad.
We have a team in relay for life 2011.
Some of our fund raising includes a supper and games night at home,and a sausage sizzle at Bunnings Dandenong 1pm to 6pm on monday 25 of april.
If anyone is interested in sponsoring our team you can go to relay for life victoria. search under team name(unite) and donate. Otherwise contact Karlee(through this site) before the event which is on saturday 30 april and sunday 1 may.
R.I.P love and miss you both xoxoxo
My Formal
December 9, 2010
2005 was my year 12 formal, Another milestone that I was lucky enough to have my nan there for! If only we could take one more photo together, share one more laugh, make one more memory.. I will never forget all the good times we shared Nan! You were, and always will be My Rock,
Love you always, Karlee xoxo
Doing the dishes!
December 5, 2010
Nita was with us on board Capricorn Dancer for the trip from Broome to Darwin. She quickly adjusted to life aboard (at 70 !) and commenced to cook up a storm in the galley. She also quickly learnt to steer a compass course and took her shifts on the wheel.
One night, at Cockatoo Island, north of Derby, she was fossicking (I think she invented fossicking) in knee deep coral crusted water, in the dark with her torch, when she slipped and grazed her knuckles. No serious damage.
Back on board, she announced "Coral cuts are prone to infection, so I'd better not do the dishes for a few days. But I can still cook!".
For the next 5 or 6 days we ate well, as Nita would cook up her usual storm in the galley. Then she would depart the galley so we could discover that she had used EVERY POT, PAN and UTENSIL on Capricorn Dancer. God Bless you NITA!