Virgina Campbell

With a spirit as vibrant as a brushstroke on canvas, Virginia Ann Campbell, born on December 29, 1981, in Columbus, OH, painted the world with her creativity, empathy, and humor. Virginia's life was a masterpiece of love and laughter, a testament to her ability to find joy and share it generously with those around her. She danced to the rhythm of her heart, filling the world with laughter and happiness. Virginia was often the source of joy, her quick wit and funny antics a testament to her humorous nature. As the poet Maya Angelou once said, "You may not control all the events that happen to you, but you can decide not to be reduced by them." This quote personified Virginia's approach to life.

Virginia was a devoted homemaker who found her calling in the chaos and beauty of raising her children, Dallas Thompson and Elizabeth Simpkins. Her love for them was evident in her every action, her every word. Virginia's love also extended to her special friend, Frank Burton, and her cousin, Misty Murphy, both of whom she held dear. She was a beacon of love and light in their lives, just as they were in hers. Preceded in death by her parents, Ivan Hannah and Agnes Campbell, Virginia's legacy of love and laughter continues to live on through her children, her friends, and all those whose lives she touched.

Virginia Campbell was a creative soul, an empathetic friend, a loving mother, and a funny spirit who made the world a better place. As we continue to remember and celebrate Virginia, we invite you to share your memories and upload photos on her memorial page. Every story, every picture, every tear and smile shared, paints another stroke on the canvas of Virginia's remarkable life.