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     Cynthia Sue Campbell married male Pazlar. Cynthia Sue Campbell is the daughter of George Robert Campbell and Marie Adlee Warfel.

     George Robert Campbell was born on 6 January 1921 at Danbury, Fairfax Co., Connecticut. He married Marie Adlee Warfel, daughter of William Herbert Warfel and Sarah Elvona Melton, circa 1958.¹ George Robert Campbell died on 24 April 2001 at Marysville, Snohomish Co., Washington, at age 80.

     Dr. Gilbert Sadler Campbell was born on 4 January 1924 at Toronto, Toronto Municipality, Ontario, Canada.¹ He married Joan Louise Hancock on 28 September 1961 at Oklahoma City, Oklahoma Co., Oklahoma. Dr. Gilbert Sadler Campbell died on 9 January 2018 at Little Rock, Pulaski Co., Arkansas, at age 94.^1,2

GILBERT S. CAMPBELL, M.D., Ph.D.
1924 - 2018
Gilbert S. Campbell, M.D., Ph.D., 1924 - 2018

On January 9, 2018, the American Surgical Association lost an outstanding member, and the world lost an important surgical educator. Dr. Gilbert S. "Gil" Campbell died in Little Rock, Arkansas. He was 94.

Dr. Campbell was very proud of his southern roots. He grew up in Charlottesville, Virginia, where he graduated from high school at the age of 15. He attended the University of Virginia for undergraduate and medical studies, receiving his medical degree in 1946. As an undergraduate, Dr. Campbell was selected for membership in the Raven Society, the oldest and most prestigious honorary society at the University of Virginia. During medical school, he received the Horsley Prize for excellence in research. He trained in general and thoracic surgery at the University of Minnesota under the renowned surgical educator and investigator Dr. Owen Wangensteen. Dr. Campbell was a dedicated surgical researcher, earning a Master of Science degree in physiology (1949) and a doctorate in surgery (1954).

Dr. Campbell began his career in the early days of heart surgery. He served as chief of surgery at the Oklahoma City Veterans Administration Hospital and chief of thoracic surgery at the University of Oklahoma Medical Center from 1958 to 1965. He was a member of the cardiovascular team that introduced open-heart surgery in Oklahoma. While there, Dr. Campbell was recognized as a Markle Scholar, one of only three at the university at that time.

In 1965, Dr. Campbell was recruited to the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences (UAMS) to serve as chairman of the Department of Surgery, a position he held until 1983. His greatest joy was recruiting, training and mentoring a legion of outstanding residents who went on to successful surgical careers of their own, mostly in Arkansas. During his tenure at UAMS, he trained over 100 residents and 2,000 medical students. In 2004, he was among the initial inductees into the UAMS College of Medicine Hall of Fame. In 2015, Dr. Campbell’s contributions to surgical education and research and the creation of a strong department of surgery were recognized by a special citation from the Arkansas State Senate. That same year, he was honored by dozens of his former residents who gathered in love and gratitude to extend one last “Hail to the Chief.” Dr. Campbell was the most powerful professional influence on a generation of surgeons in Arkansas.

Dr. Campbell was a patriot and soldier. In 1949-50, he worked at the Walter Reed Army Medical Center as instructor and head of the experimental laboratory. During 1950-51, he was a captain and surgeon in the 3rd Battalion of the 7th Infantry Regiment of the U.S. Army Medical Corps in Japan and Korea. He served near the firing line, treating the wounded before evacuation. He was recognized by his fellow infantrymen as a fearless and highly skilled surgeon. For his service, Dr. Campbell was awarded two Silver Stars, two Bronze Stars, and a Purple Heart.

Dr. Campbell was a man of great humility and goodwill and a tremendously entertaining character. Whether playing the piano and crooning his favorite songs or sharing a joke, a humorous story from his past, or a witty one-liner, he rarely missed an opportunity to evoke laughter, or at least a smile. Insightful humor was a Campbell trademark during presentations at surgical meetings locally and nationally.

Everyone who shared in Dr. Campbell's exciting life - family, friends, students, colleagues and patients - will remember him as a great scholar, an outstanding surgeon, an influential teacher and a brave soldier.
KENT C. WESTBROOK, M.D.
RICHARD H. TURNAGE, M.D.
https://americansurgical.org/transactions/Fellows/Memoirs/GilbertSCampbell.cgi.²


He was buried at Monticello Memorial Park, Albemarle Co., Virginia.¹

     Helen Campbell was born circa 1843 at Missouri. She married Thomas Hart Benton Edwards on 25 March 1866 at Steelville, Crawford Co., Missouri.

     Karen Campbell married male Queen. Karen Campbell is the daughter of George Robert Campbell and Marie Adlee Warfel.

     Karla Carolyn Campbell married Joseph Salvatore Fiorella, son of Jessie Andrew Fiorella and Donna Kaye Spilman, on 7 October 2000 at Chisago, Chisago Co., Minnesota; Certificate Number:      Mo205.

     Katherine M. Campbell was born on 25 May 1904 at Everett, Snohomish Co., Washington.¹ She married Arrelis Buster Connally, son of Thomas L. Connally Sr. and Anna Mabel Harn, in October 1926. Katherine M. Campbell died in March 1993 at Puyallup, Pierce Co., Washington, at age 88.¹ She was buried at Fir Lane Memorial Park, Spanaway, Pierce Co., Washington.¹

     Ralph Campbell married Jessie Nevill.

     Randall James Campbell married Linda Jo Brandenburg, daughter of Gerald Jerome Brandenburg and Mavis Ordell Halverson, on 23 August 1975 at Rice Co., Minnesota.

     Randy Campbell is the son of George Robert Campbell and Marie Adlee Warfel.

     Robert Campbell married Evelyn Hanson.¹

     Sarah Campbell was born in 1746 at Philadelphia, Philadelphia Co., Pennsylvania.¹ She married Ephraim Rolfe, son of Jonathan Rolfe and female (?), in 1762. Sarah Campbell died on 14 September 1833 at Ithaca, Tompkins Co., New York.¹ She was buried at Rolfe Cemetery, Enfield, Tompkins Co., New York.¹

     Sherry Ann Campbell was born on 24 November 1959 at Ohio. She was the daughter of George Robert Campbell and Marie Adlee Warfel. Sherry Ann Campbell died on 5 July 1973 at Snohomish Co., Washington, at age 13.

     Susan Winifield Campbell is the daughter of George Robert Campbell and Marie Adlee Warfel.

     Olive Cannam was born in 1914 at Indiana.¹ She married Rolland Everett Hartman on 5 June 1937. Olive Cannam died in July 1959 at Indiana.¹ She was buried at Riverview Cemetery, South Bend, St. Joseph Co., Indiana.¹

     Maria Canning married Christopher Galvin.

     Christopher Ryan Cannon married Ann Margo Peart, daughter of John Frederick Peart and JoAnn Kern, on 2 January 2013 at Delray Beach, Palm Beach Co., Florida.

     Elizabeth Ann Cannon is the daughter of Christopher Ryan Cannon and Ann Margo Peart.

     John Peart Cannon is the son of Christopher Ryan Cannon and Ann Margo Peart.

     Julia Cannon was born circa 1805 at England. She married Thomas Whitteker.

     Kesiah Cannon was born on 16 June 1770 at Delaware.² She married Clement Hearne, son of Ebenezer Hearne and Priscilla Fooks, on 16 May 1787.³ Kesiah Cannon died on 20 August 1843 at Bourbon Co., Kentucky, at age 73.⁴ Hist & Genealogy of Hearne Family, by Wm T. Hearne, 1907, pg 176. Her Ancestral File Number is 3ZVP-DQ.

     Lavinia Cannon was born circa 1762.² She married Lowder Hearne, son of Ebenezer Hearne and Priscilla Fooks. Lavinia Cannon died circa 1822 at Laurel, Sussex Co., Delaware.² She was buried at Laurel, Sussex Co., Delaware.

     Her Ancestral File Number is Ancestral File Number CGJT-59. Hist & Genealogy of Hearne Family, by Wm T. Hearne, 1907, pg 453. Her Ancestral File Number is CGJT-59. Sally Cannon was a Episcopal. She married Thomas Hearne, son of Ebenezer Hearne and Priscilla Fooks, circa 1792.¹

     Mary Ann Caplinger was born circa 1819.¹ She married William G. Harn, son of Lloyd Harn and Susannah H. Ish, on 23 February 1841 at Fulton Co., Illinois; FHL film 1621428, Sheet 94, Batch number 6002050. Mary Ann Caplinger died on 6 January 1898 at Fulton Co., Illinois.^1,2 She was buried at Oak Hill Cemetery, Lewistown, Fulton Co., Illinois.¹

     Donald Lee Caraveau was born on 25 May 1941 at Wyoming. He was born on 23 December 1941 at Powell, Park Co., Wyoming.^1,2 He graduated in 1960 at Powell High School, Powell, Park Co., Wyoming.² He married Myra Faye Nuttall on 22 March 1964. Donald Lee Caraveau and Myra Faye Nuttall were divorced on 12 October 1967 at Casper, Natrona Co., Wyoming, Grounds listed were Intolerable Indignities. Donald Lee Caraveau lived in July 1968 at Casper, Natrona Co., Wyoming. He married Linda Mae Rissler, daughter of Wesley Homer Rissler and Helen Dorothy Weidman, on 13 July 1968 at Casper, Natrona Co., Wyoming. Donald Lee Caraveau married Mary Jo Sloan on 15 June 1991 at Kinnear, Fremont Co., Wyoming. Donald Lee Caraveau died on 10 March 2024 at Riverton, Fremont Co., Wyoming, at age 82.^1,2

Donald “Don” Caraveau
Donald “Don” Caraveau, 82, of Riverton, Wyoming passed away at his home, Sunday, March 10, 2024. A Celebration of Life will be held for family and friends at a later date.

Donald Lee Caraveau was born December 23, 1941 in Powell, Wyoming to Fay A. and Gertrude L. (Ilse) Caraveau. He grew up on a ranch outside of Powell and graduated from Powell High School with the class of 1960.

After high school he worked at the uranium mines before he found his passion for welding. He moved to Casper, Wyoming for many years and owned Caraveau Hot Shot Service. While in Casper he started welding on pipelines and started another company, DC Welding. In 1984 he moved to Riverton, Wyoming where he worked many years for BTI, he earned numerous awards and pins for driver safety. He finished his working career as a pumper for Tom Brown.

On June 15, 1991 he married Mary Jo Sloan-Campbell in Kinnear, Wyoming. They shared thirty-one years together before she passed on July 28, 2022

Don loved camping, fishing, gambling, evident by the playing cards Don and Jo acquired. Together the couple enjoyed gardening and Don let Jo plant all the flowers she wanted. Don and Jo took great pride in their yard, it was always in tip top shape. He and Jo loved sitting on the back porch, Barbequing, and spending time with family, friends, and their two dogs, Lacey and Daisy which were their everything.

He is survived by his daughter, Yvette Spriggs and husband, Vance; sons, Donnie Caraveau and Curtis Caraveau; step-daughter, Valerie Crippen and husband, Trent; step-son, Jason Campbell and wife, Marci; eleven grandchildren and three great grandchildren.

He was preceded in death by his wife, Mary Jo Caraveau; parents, Fay and Gertude Caraveau; son, Michael Dale Caraveau in 2008; and brother, Gerald Fay Caraveau.

Memorials may be made to Paws for Life Animal Shelter in care of Davis Funeral Home, 2203 West Main Street, Riverton, Wyoming 82501.
https://www.wyotoday.com/obituaries/donald-don-caraveau/article_f36cdbf2-e52d-11ee-9f90-27c5b6bade0f.html.²


He was cremated.¹

     Michael Dale Caraveau was born on 11 October 1977 at Casper, Natrona Co., Wyoming. He was the son of Donald Lee Caraveau and Linda Mae Rissler. Michael Dale Caraveau married Melissa (?) Michael Dale Caraveau died on 31 March 2008 at Utah at age 30.

     Taren Caraveau is the son of Michael Dale Caraveau and Melissa (?)

     SOURCE: Personal information from Bert Carlson on 18Aug1995. August M. Carlson was born in March 1849 at Sweden. He married Anna C. (?) in 1874. August M. Carlson died on 2 June 1924 at Red Wing, Goodhue Co., Minnesota, at age 75.

     Deborah Carlson is the daughter of Lawrence Berton Carlson and Selma Theresa Louise Boldt.

     Esther Carlson was born on 8 November 1893 at Red Wing, Goodhue Co., Minnesota. She was the daughter of August M. Carlson and Anna C. (?) Esther Carlson lived in September 1969 at Red Wing, Goodhue Co., Minnesota. Obituary of brother George in 1969, listed surviving siblings. She died on 10 January 1972 at Red Wing, Goodhue Co., Minnesota, at age 78.