Cheryl K. Campbell
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Cheryl K. (Hook) Campbell, 68, of Kansas City, Missouri, passed away April 14, 2023 at her home. Cheryl was born September 23, 1954 in Kansas City, Missouri. She had a long career working in both Liberty and North Kansas City School Districts. Whether she was supporting her boys in sports when they were young or going to her granddaughters plays or dance, she always made friends along the way.
She was preceded in death by her husband of 29 years, John J. Campbell.
Cheryl is survived by her sons James S. Campbell and wife Heather; and Richard D. Campbell and wife Angela; granddaughters Samantha P. and Jennifer D. Campbell; numerous nieces, nephews and close friends.
Services will be private.
So very sorry for the loss of your mother. My thoughts are with you.
Sharing in your sorrow and thinking of you during this difficult time. I will always cherish the beautiful memories I have of her.
Oh dear Cheryl.
I was texted last night of your passing, and I went to sleep recalling our days at New Mark particularly sharing lunch together or just chatting in the office. Well then you appeared to me in a dream, and we were sitting and talking. You had your phone on facetime or something like that, and you made the comment that you had to get going because they were waiting. I attended your husband’s funeral, and it was so unique because you played his favorite songs. He had great taste in music!! I can picture the two of you now joined together looking down on your family and playing great music!! Cherish the memories!! God bless all of you!
Rest well, Cheryl. I know you have missed John and now you can be together.
I loved sharing a smile with Cheryl at New Mark every time I walked into the copy room. She was probably my first real “friend” at New Mark. I could always trust her for advice and help to get through the day. My favorite past time was to sneak into her desk when she was taking a break and secretly leave her anonymous sticky notes on her computer.
I miss my friend.
I love you!
Robyn Tuwei
Going to miss you my dear beautiful cousin. I know your reunion with John was great, as well as seeing other family members. I know you’ll be watching over family until the one beautiful day when we will reunite. Praying for you James and Richard along with your wives and children.
While a I worked at Primrose and even before as well as after you were always so kind and sweet to me. I remember Thanksgiving of 2021 my husband made Prime Rib and brought it to you, Kenna and my mom at Primrose. It was so nice to sit around and talk about stuff. You will be missed. ??
So Sorry for your loss. Hugs and prayers for your family. I’ll alway be there for you
It’s been along time that we haven’t seen each other and now your gone to be with John. I will always remember the good times that we spent together. You will be missed by many. Prayers for the family.