Maxine Weaver Campbell

I was privileged to meet Maxine in the Church Health Center YMCA @ Crosstown where we attended the AOA classes Monday thru Thursday. There was a very close & friendly group of us Senior Citizens who hung together & really enjoyed each other's company. She & I were both had our own "wheels" (walkers) On Monday & Wednesday we were Stephanie's "Gym Rats" in Balance & Movement Class. Every class we greeted each other with a smile & update on what was happening in our lives because we were genuinely happy to see each other! Class began with us comparing our unusual sock choices, quoting an old saying & sharing what we had for breakfast. When it was her turn Maxine closed her meal description with "and my favorite juice..." & the entire class yelled out "cranberry juice!" She had a healthy appetite. She always kept us abreast with the historical day in history. Most days after class we w get on the NuStep machine & pedal for 60 minutes . She had an infectious laugh & sense of humor. I didn't realize we had been neighbors in Bunker Hill for a while until I read the other remembrances, small world ! I thank God for bringing her into my life if only briefly because I was blessed for knowing her. I'll miss her wit & smile. Gone but not forgotten💕🙏🏾. Sandra "Sandy" Hamilton

Condolences to the family of Ms.Campbell I met her in 2014 through my niece.From the day I met her she made me feel as though she being knowing me for years. We got long so well,we even hung out at Wolf Chase Mall shopping,picking up medicine at CVS and going out to eat at different restaurants we just did whatever she wanted to do .There where time when she wanted go church I took her and stay right there by her side until it was over with not one time I ever thought how I was missing my service. Ms.Campbell was just one of the nicest women that you will ever meet she was love not only by me,but my family to especially the small kids they help her out as well.Even time when she was in hospital she call me.I was right there I only ask her what floor you on cause she knew I work for Methodist Hospital.Whenever she call me I just said I am on my way Ms. Campbell never ask her what she needed I just came.I'm going to truly miss her,but she will never be forgotten.I will truly continue to keep the family in prayer for strength and comfort in this time of sorrow.Love you my Angel Michelle Newsome

To Maxine you were always so nice to me and my sisters we felt the LOVE as did everyone you encountered have a safe journey home your loving cousin Dave Young Jr

God bless the life love service dedication mentorship and fellowship of Maxine...As a kid neighbor growing up in Bunker Hill Maxine was my teacher in vacation Bible School at Cane Creek...Maxine so impacted my life foundation in the scriptures... Stanley Patton (Judah Stanley Gore-NYC)

My condolences to the family of Maxine Weaver Campbell. We were next door neighbors for years in Bunker Hills. We shared a bond with the entire Weaver Family. Prayers for strength and comfort in this time of sorrow.

Velma Wooten Williams & Mrs. Julia Redmond

I met Ms. Campbell in 2014 when I worked as a Home Care Nurse for Methodist Alliance Home Care. She was very dear to me and several of my family members who periodically came to assist her. Ms. Campbell will be sorely missed but we have consolation in the fact that she is resting with her Father in Heaven. We will continue to keep the family lifted in prayer during this time of bereavement.

Tammy Delaney

To the family you have my deepest condolences. Ms Campbell I have known most of my life , very sweet spirit. My son Joshua Scott Stallworth was in her fifth grade class , he would always say that She was the best teacher he had in school. Truly be missed. Love to y'all. The Stallworth Family

With all Love from Pam & Tony"..Your son Kevin Campbell has been a long time friend......

To the Family of Maxine Weaver Campbell: Maxine and I became friends at Cane Creek Elementary School (which later became Dunn Avenue Elementary School). From Dunn Avenue, we continued our education at Hamilton Junior/Senior High School. We both graduated from Hamilton High in 1961. Maxine and I were teachers in the Legacy Memphis City Schools.

Maxine was a dear friend with an infectious smile and a sweet caring spirit. She will be remembered as one who loved the Lord and humanity.

I extend my heartfelt sympathy to her beloved family. I will miss her, but I am comforted by God's Word: "We are confident I say and willing to be absent from the body and to be present with the Lord." (2 Corinthians 5:8 KJV)

Rest in Peace, My Friend . . . Until we meet again!! Dorothy Rogers Upshaw

Valeria Cole

In this sorrowful time, l would like to extend to you my heartfelt condolences...May the Lord comfort you and your loved ones...

My thoughts and prayers are with the family. Miss Maxine was very close to my heart and I will miss her dearly. Kelly Billings Arbors Harbor Town

Our staff will continue to keep your family in our prayers. We thank you for allowing us to serve your family.

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