Harry Tucker Campbell Jr., 56, of Pooler, GA, passed away on Thursday, June 8, 2023.
He is survived by his wife, Dennise Hall Campbell; his children, Brittany (Caleb) Grimm, Kaitlyn Groover, and Emilie (Ben) Hill; his grandchildren, Ella Grimm, Nora Hill, and Owyn Hill; his parents, Jim and Rita Campbell; and his brother, Byron Campbell.
A memorial service will be held on Thursday, June 15, at 1pm, at Rothwell Baptist Church (216 Rothwell St., Pooler, Ga).
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Beth Lewis
We love y’all and we know that God’s comfort is with you all at this time and always.
June Erlandson
God Bless your family as you grieve and have so many changes in your lives. May you be drawn closer to one another and to God. 😭🙏🌷
Linda Blue
Jim, Rita , Byron and family, my heart just breaks for all you at the loss of Harry. I have fond memories of Harry growing up on Burnside. Please know you are in my prayers 🙏. Only God can comfort your broken hearts. He will give you the grace you need. Psalm 34:18 . In His love, Linda Blue
Sue Crews
My thoughts and prayers are with all of you in Harry’s family; through each difficult moment I pray you will feel God’s presence and strength.
Joe Ortiz
Dennise, my prayers have and will continue to be sent to the throne of God for you and your family. For God’s continued grace, mercy and His amazing supernatural peace that will keep your heart’s and minds in Christ. I love you all.
Matthew and Nycole Leff
Our prayers our with you and your family during this difficult time. May our Lord Jesus bring you comfort through the wonderful memories you have. Harry will be greatly missed by all who knew him.
Stacy Ferguson - City of Savannah
Blessed are those who mourn, for they will be comforted (Matthew 5:4) May the peace of God surround you during this time. I extend my prayers you and your family.
Dave Donnelly, City of Savannah
Dennise and family,
My deepest sympathies over the loss of Harry. He was a good friend and we worked on multiple projects together.
I will miss our discussions and I am sure you will miss his presence.
I pray that the God of all comfort comforts you and your family at this time.
Eric Horn
Dennise and family,
I’ve worked with Harry for just over 8 years and I consider myself lucky to have known him. I know he will be greatly missed. I’m praying for you that God heals your pain.
Clara S Ward
Dennise and family,
I am sad for your loss of Harry. During my 29 years with the City of Savannah, Harry was instrumental in finding solutions to the computer issues I needed resolved. I observed him to be a family man with a signature smile. I pray the love of God comforts you today and in the days to come.
Quintin Cowart
My heartfelt condolences to all the family. May your memory of Harry forever comfort you and may Harry live in eternal peace. Benedictine brother class of 1985
Polly Sims
The Campbells,
I am so sorry for your loss. I have fond memories of Harry growing up. My prayers are with you. Deuteronomy 31:6 “God will never leave you or forsake you.”
Tony Branham
I will miss my friend. We sure had some great late night conversations.
Deborah Sands
Dennise and family
My deepest sympathies over the loss of Harry. May God comfort you and your family during this time.
Myriam Baker
My condolences to your family. Harry was kind, patient, and very professional in our interactions. May the Lord bless you, keep you, give you comfort and peace, and raise you up during this time of great sorrow. He will be missed.
David and Dale Pritchard
Dale and I offer our condolence for your Family and preys I know Harry will be missed!!!
Chris Parrish
Through the eleven years I’ve known Harry was always someone I could rely on when navigating unique problems we would come across working with the City of Savannah. Nothing anyone can say can fill the void left\ and he had an impact on many people.
Quhannah Andrews - City of Savannah
Sending you strength to get through this difficult time. I’ve known Harry for over 14 years and he was a true professional. During my time with the City of Savannah’s IT department, he was one of the most knowledgeable and reliable colleagues. He will be missed. My deepest sympathy for your loss and may God bless you.
Laurie McCain - City of Savannah
So very sorry to hear of Harry’s passing. He was a good man.
Greg OConnell
I was saddened to come across this obituary recently. I met Harry as a fellow student at Benedictine High School in 1983, after moving to Savannah that same year when my parents retired to The Landings. Harry took pity I think on the new kid at school, a northerner no less, and befriended me that year, had a lot of good times over the next several years before I left Savannah for grad school and eventually returned to Maryland as i began my career and my family. We regretably fell out of touch then, but I will always remember his friendship and the good times we had, and his consistent positive outlook on life. My belated condolences to Jim, Rita, and Byron, and his entire family. Harry was a good guy. God bless and rest in peace.
Deepest Sympathies,
Greg