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SEPA 5/10 H/M Hugh "Soup" Campbell

We are saddened to hear about the sudden loss of one of our members, "Soup".

Hugh "Soup" Campbell was one of our quieter members. He would ride in, do the mission, and ride out. We last saw him at our most recent Bucks County Tour of Honor. According to his daughter, he was diagnosed with Esophegial cancer, stage 4. Before they could work out a treatment plan, they learned it had spread throughout his body. Soup left a wife, two daughters, and one son. He was greeted in heaven by a daughter who preceeded him. Soup was not in the military, but he loved and supported the military like we all do.

We will rally at Stars and Stripes HD, ride to his service, visit with the family, and say goodbye to a good member and family man.

Please place a black ribbon across your back patch until the end of May.

Rally Point: Stars and Stripes HD, 600 S. Flower's Mill Road
Rally Time: 5:30 pm
KSU: 6:00 pm

RC: WWR National Leadership

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Scouter

Retired Police Officer
Son of a Navy Vet

I am very saddened to hear of this.

I share in the words...VERY supportive.

He would fly the mission, ignore the flak, and be there for our veterans. Hes been around for years.

He WILL be missed!.

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Riding in memory of Howard,Lee & other Warriors who made this organization what it was.......

Really nice guy who will be sorely missed!
I need to/will pay my respects earlier.

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[size=85]In Memory of Daddy, Uncle Roy, Uncle Earl, Uncle Stan, Ed, Steve, Stretch, Al, Eddie, Kat and Lee.
In Honor of Capt. Walter Sigafoos and ADJ3 Paul Moser - still missing.[/size]

Saddened to hear this, Rest Easy Hugh

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Remember Everyone Deployed

Standing by ( probably caging)

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John J. Ketterer (Johnny)
Riding in memory of LCpl John Muffler USMC KIA Beirut, Lebanon October, 23 1983 and John (Johnny) Kulick KIA Beiji, Iraq August 9, 2005

Standing by at Dougherty to pay respects.
RIP Soup.

Visitation started at 4; within 15 minutes there weren't many parking spots left in the Dougherty lot. That turnout showed how much Soup was appreciated, respected and loved.

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[size=85]In Memory of Daddy, Uncle Roy, Uncle Earl, Uncle Stan, Ed, Steve, Stretch, Al, Eddie, Kat and Lee.
In Honor of Capt. Walter Sigafoos and ADJ3 Paul Moser - still missing.[/size]