Death date: Nov 16, 2014
Patrick James Campo, 23, passed away Sunday, November 16, 2014. He is preceded in death by his brother, Vincent Joseph Campo. Patrick is survived by his parents, James and Lisa Campo; grandparents, Anna Campo, Dr. and Mrs. William Read Obituary
Patrick was a great young man, always happy and a hard worker. I enjoyed having him in my class.
My thoughts and prayers go out your family.
There are no words to describe the pain we are feeling. Patrick….You were a brother to Nathan and a son to me. I feel privileged to be taking care of your Molly girl. Nathan promises to take her on a hunt soon.
Dearest Campo Family, Claire and I are heartbroken for the profound loss you are experiencing. Claire mentioned ‘the boys’ always with a chuckle when she’d tell me stories about Elizabeth and those brothers. Claire was out with Elizabeth shopping for some gear needed for an upcoming hunting trip just recently. When she’d told me, I laughed and she said it’s those brothers! Claire and I will be there for you Elizabeth. We love you and will be praying for peace. Our heartfelt condolences to the Campo Family.
Shannon Eggleston
Claire Eggleston
Dear Lisa, Sammy, Elizabeth and Stephen, we are deeply sorry to hear about your loss. We pray that God embraces you all in His comfort and grace. May your faith carry you forward knowing that you have an extra two angels looking after you. Know that you are in our thoughts and prayers.
With our deepest sympathy,
The Fonkert Family
Lena, Rob & Brian
DEAR LISA, SAMMY, ELIZABETH AND STEPHEN,
WE ARE SO VERY SORRY FOR THE LOSS OF YOUR DEAR LOVES ONES AND PRAY THE LORD’S BLESSINGS ON YOUR WHOLE FAMILY. WE HOPE AND PRAY FOR COMFORT AND PEACE IN THE DAYS AHEAD AND WISH YOU HEALING AS EACH DAY GOES BY.
WITH DEEPEST SYMPATHY,
THE DEES FAMILY
Sammy, Lisa, Elizabeth, Stephen
We heard from Scott (as we moved back to Canada) of the news of Patrick and Joseph. We wanted to let you know we are thinking of you and we are so so sorry for the loss of your boys/brothers. It’s been awhile since we have seen each other but the memories of all the time spent together at club soccer and High School soccer will always be there. Big hugs to you all x
Tammy and Steve Robinson
Patrick was always the one who would make me smile. He had that goofy grin, like his Dad, and was always full of life and love for others. I am especially impressed to learn of his musical talent: his singing and playing the guitar, and the beautiful song he wrote in memory of his Paw Paw. Patrick enjoyed cooking and partying, and was the life of most parties. When we went to College Station for his graduation, he was known by all of the staff at the “Chicken”…I guess he was there pretty often. He especially loved his family, and really looked up to his Paw Paw, wanting to some day be “half the man that you were.” I know that Patrick is now at peace with Paw Paw, and we need relish in the memories and take time for relaxation and fun, the way Patrick did. He worked hard, but also played hard. We will miss you, Patrick and Joseph. Lisa and Sammy, know that we are here for you…just call. Love and peace, Ann Marie Campo Girardot
Words can not describe the heartbreak so many are sharing over you terrible loss.
From the moment Patrick came to Baker Triangle for his internship he became part of our family both in and out of the office. A dedicated and hard worker, eager to learn and determined to be a contributor to the team. We are so honored to have known him outside of work as well…so kind, willing to help with whatever project/job needing to be done and always listened with a smile to all my ‘mom’ talk and advice! I know how proud you are of the man he had become!
While Mike and I will not be able to attend the service, please know we will be praying that you all find some comfort in knowing the positive impact both of your wonderful sons and brothers had on so many. Patrick will always be in our thoughts and in our hearts….
Kari & Mike Sireno
Sammy & The Campo Family-
I am deeply sorry to hear about your boys. My thoughts and prayers are with y’all during this difficult time. Keep your faith strong and know they are in God’s Kingdom enjoying the outdoors for all of eternity.
My Deepest Sympathy,
Chris Caudill
NAI Houston Commercial Real Estate Services
Words can’t express how saddened we are to hear of your loss. Our thoughts and prayers are with your family. May the love of those around you help you through the days ahead.
