Birth date: Apr 24, 1951 Death date: Feb 11, 2024
Georgette Britt Campbell, 72, passed away on February 11, 2024 in Houston, TX. She was born April 24, 1951, in Idabel, OK, the daughter of Dorothy and Charles Britt. She married James B. “Jim” Campbell on July 2, 1978 in Longview. Read Obituary
Georgie and I have been neighbors for 36 years. We raised our kids together, and share so many memories I can’t name just a few… Georgie is true-blue, she’s never phony and never insincere! She always had such a thirst for knowledge, she was truly one of the wisest people I know. I’ve always loved her, and I always will. I’m going to miss her terribly. As much as I’ll miss her, Jim, Katy, John, Connie, Carmen, her sisters and those that work with her everyday; there’s a big huge hole there now. She’s one of a kind and our lives are so much better having had her in it!! My prayers are for you all.
Sorry for your loss, Jim. Sending prayers, and Condolences to you and your family during this difficult time.
To honor Georgette's memory, we have made a donation to Metavivor. Joe, Kelly and Sarah Williams.
The first time I met Georgette she had to come to open the office door, because I didn’t have a key yet. She swung the door and her arms open, squeezed me tight and said, “Honey, God love ya. We are so happy you are here.” From then on I loved that woman. Every morning I would eat my breakfast and just listen to her talk about the news, how many earthquakes happened throughout the night, who fought what battle and over what, life lessons, ER stories from the beginning of her career, albatross birds, the list goes on. That’s what I will miss the most. Just listening to her talk and learning from her. She is the most strong, honest, wise, well rounded, interesting woman I’ve ever met. She was a wonderful nurse, friend, mentor, and mama to all of us at work. She who would do anything for anybody. I miss her terribly and this office will never be the same, but we will cherish her memories forever. Every day she would walk in the door and say, “Honey I’m home.” Well you know what G? Honey you are home! She’s traveled 56 countries, but they all fail in comparison to the trip she is on now.
