Obituary - Kim Massey Campbell
Thursday, June 22, 2017
Walking horse enthusiast, Kim Massey Campbell, age 58, of Princeton, Kentucky, a long time resident of Todd County, Kentucky, passed away Friday, June 16, 2017, at her home in Princeton, Kentucky. Mrs. Campbell retired as a School Bus Driver from the Todd County School System after 30 years. She also worked at the Dollar General Store in Elkton, Kentucky. For most of her life, while living in Todd County & recently, Caldwell County, Kim & her husband, Don, operated Campbell Farms. It was there, where her love for the animals, stewardship of the land & family, particularly her grandchildren, shined the brightest. She was a loving wife, daughter, mother, sister & grandmother.
She is survived by: Husband of 33 years- Don Campbell, Princeton, KY; One Son - Kyle Campbell (Leilani), Elkton, KY; One Daughter - Blair Knight (Justin), Princeton, KY; Mother - Janet Hunt Massey, Clarksville, TN; Four Grandchildren- Clay Campbell, Charlie Campbell, Kenzie Knight & Kylei Campbell; One Brother - Matt Massey, Clarksville, TN & One Sister - Janet Massey Swift, Parrish, FL.
She was preceded in death by: Father - Charles Massey.
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