CAMPBELL, Ronald Henderson

You were always a warm and friendly person, and a brother. Experienced and knowledgeable in paints and life in general. You had a moral compass, and it held you in good standing in the community. Now gone to Glory in the presence of the Lord. Well done you good and faithful servant. You were a good man Ron.

Dad, having a close loving family was very important to you. You were humble, caring, Godly man, with a listening ear and encouraging advice. Your positive impact on people will be remembered by many.
Your loving family Rhonda and David, Ayden and Grace, Evette and Tom.

Leanne & family reflections of Ron
Dad you were the most loving, kind, gentle and selfless father a daughter could wish for. You lived out your faith in loving acts of service. I was indeed blessed by God, to be able to call you my Dad. You were encouraging and loving of all your grandchildren, who looked up to you, and the way you always chose kindness above all else. Lovingly remembered by Leanne and Geoff, Lydia and Shannan, Deborah and Codi, Sean and Hepzibah, Amy, Theo, and Sophie.

Ron, We didn,t have much of a chance to be brothers when we were younger.
It made even more precious the time spent together in later life.
Our time with you and Lois was really special and I got a big brother again.
We spoke recently and the smile on your face is still emblazoned on my brain!
Proud to have had you as a brother
Well done on a life well lived. Bob

Ron, my dear brother-in-law, you were a gentle man in every sense of the word, love in your heart, twinkle in your eye and a ready laugh.
Bob and I have wonderful memories of you — cooking on the barbie, dressed up as Father Christmas to give out the gifts, holding hands while you say grace, visits to the beach, you walking hand in hand with Lois, and many more.
We will miss you,
Love, Christine.

Ron, my devoted brother, I hold such treasured memories of visits with John to see you, Lois and the girls. Being with you at such special occasions as Leeanne and Rhonda’s weddings hold a joyous place in my heart and I still fondly recall the many excursions that we shared. Be at peace now in heaven. God bless you.

Farewell to a true gentleman, Ron. Remembering our chats at Royal Freemasons/Respect, Moe talking about the footy, weather, coffee and shortbread. Had a lovely time hearing about your wonderful life on our drive to the wedding a few years back. My thoughts are with the family x

My beloved brother many treasured memories loved always Lynn and baby brother Graham

Happy memories of beloved and treasured and brother Lynn and graham

Ron was a man with an authentic faith in God and a personality that clearly displayed clearly displayed the handiwork of God in his life over many years. I will miss those times spent in your presence.

Loving memories of Ron over many years fellowshipping together at Moe Baptist Church and our talks in the paint shop. A genuine brother in Christ with a kind spirit and great sense of humour now with Jesus in Glory.
We had planned to be there today but health issues have made this not possible.
Our sympathy and prayers for the family.
Love, Bruce and Coralie.

You were always the same, kind and caring no matter where I caught up with you. Your picture says it all! Long memories of you and Lois. I Praise God for you and a life lived for God’s glory.
Love to Lois, Rhonda , Leanne and your families.
Barb Needham ❤️

So saddened to hear of your passing.A beautiful gentleman and a true Christian.You will be missed on Wednesday coffee’s with Elaine and the girls .Now in God’s Care .xx Jan Smith

We are so saddened to hear of Mr Campbell’s passing and extend our deepest sympathy to Rhonda and David, Leanne and Geoff and families.
A gentle and kind man who reflected Christs love and humility..
With love, Kevin and Helen McWha and family.

Till we meet again, my dearest brother
Your sister, Doreen
xxx