Jeffrey David Campbell |
| Posted 2017-07-22 by Judy Wight Branson |
| The Daily Courier, Prescott, Arizona Tuesday, July 4, 2017, page 5a Jeffrey D. Campbell, 65, of Prescott, Arizona, died unexpectedly on Monday, June 26, 2017, at John C. Lincoln Hospital in Phoenix. He was born in Prescott on Nov. 25, 1951, the son of Wiley S. and Beverly (Bunch) Campbell. He is survived by his loving wife of 35 years, Deborah; son Matthew; brother Kyle; niece Lee and nephew Steve. Jeff was a third-generation Arizonan who was born and raised in Prescott and graduated from Prescott High School in 1969. After attending NAU, he returned to join his father Wiley in running Campbell’s Musonics on West Gurley Street – a musical instrument and audio electronics store and repair shop. Jeff had an affinity for fixing anything from woodwinds to circuit boards and continued to run the business after Wiley’s retirement. Musonics served the musical needs of the Prescott community for over 30 years until its closure in 1999. Later, Jeff spent several years using his electronics knowledge to assist with research and development for medical devices. A lover of the wilderness around his hometown, Jeff enjoyed spending time in the cool pine woodlands and wandering along the many creeks in the Prescott National Forest. He was also a skilled musician who played guitar and mandolin. He and his wife Deborah took pleasure in duets together on guitar and flute. Jeff had a kind and loving heart and a quirky sense of humor. He always made time to chat or lend and ear to anyone who crossed his path. He will be greatly missed by friends and family alike. Deborah and Matthew are grateful for the kindness, compassion, love and care provided by the staff of John C. Lincoln Hospital in the final hours of Jeff’s life. Please visit www.heritagemortuary.com to sign Jeff’s online guest book. Services entrusted to Heritage Memory Mortuary. Information provided by survivors. |
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