Obit of Campbell, Jayne M. Hazleton - Cleveland County, Oklahoma

Submitted by:  Gene Phillips   <genephillips@usa.net>  20 Jan 2005
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Campbell, Jayne M. Hazleton

Jayne M. Hazleton Campbell, retired registrar at the Oklahoma City Museum 
of Art, died Feb. 25, 2003. A long-time resident of Norman, she was a past 
president of the Junior League of Norman and president and member of the 
board of directors of the Firehouse Art Center. She also was a member of 
Junior League of Oklahoma City. At the time of her death she was a member 
of the board of Oklahoma Friends Fighting Aids. She started an HIV test 
site in Norman and ran it for 10 years before moving to Oklahoma City upon 
her marriage to Jim Campbell on Jan. 9, 1999. She also was president and 
cofounder of the Norman chapter of Parents, Family and Friends of Lesbians 
and Gays. Jayne attended the University of Wyoming, where she was a member 
of Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority and completed her degree in speech therapy 
at Kansas State University at Pittsburgh. She previously had worked as a 
speech therapist in Leesville, LA. Continuing her education at the 
University of Oklahoma, she completed course work for a master's degree in 
Art History. She was born in Schertz, TX to Ali and Tom Moseley, grew up 
in San Antonio and graduated from high school in Cody, WY in 1955. She was 
married to John Hazleton in Cripple Creek, CO, where they were performing 
in summer stock, and later lived in Miami, and Chickasha, OK. Known for 
her quick wit and lively sense of humor, she maintained these qualities 
until the end. An avid reader of history, she was particularly interested 
in medieval art and culture. Jayne was a second mom to many, sharing good 
times with those she loved and providing them with support and guidance in 
tough times. Survivors include her husband, of the home, Jim Campbell, 
sons Stuart Hazleton of The Village and John Hazleton Jr. of Tallahassee, 
FL, daughter Alice Welsh of Norman, son-in-law Chris Poole of the Village, 
sister Mary Moss of suburban Los Angeles, brother Frank Moseley of Verde, 
AZ, grandchildren Sasha Jayne Welsh, Mary Alice Welsh and Carl Jay Welsh 
of Norman and John Hazleton III of Tallahassee. She was a member of the 
First Unitarian Church of Oklahoma City and was a long-time member of St. 
John's Episcopal Church in Norman. She began work at the art museum in 
1988 and served as acting director when it was located in Nichols Hills. 
She retired Jan. 1, 2002. Following retirement she worked on the museum 
archives as a volunteer and was writing a history of art museums in 
Oklahoma City. A memorial service will be at 2 p.m. Monday, March 3, at 
the Unitarian Church, 600 N.W. 13th. Memorials may be made to OFFAIDS of 
Oklahoma City, the Susan G, Komen Breast Cancer Foundation or the 
endowment fund of the First Unitarian Church. CREMATION SOCIETY 1145 W. 
Britton Rd. 843-3345

Published in the Oklahoman on 2/28/2003.
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