Roger Mills Co. - Obit for Chad Campbell

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Obit for Chad Campbell

Chad Campbell, 25, of Amarillo, Texas was a passenger in the
single-engine Cessna 172 that crashed and burned shortly after taking off
from the Angel Fire airport in clear, calm weather, on route to Amarillo,
according to police.

The pilot and Campbell were both killed in the crash the other passenger
walked away with only cuts and bruises.  All three passengers worked at the
Big Texas Steak House in Amarillo, Texas.  The restaurant is currently
raising money for Campbell's family.

Campbell shared a love for adventure with his 9 year-old daughter,
Elizabeth Gambill of Pampa, Texas, according to his father Tom Campbell.
They enjoyed inline skating and skiing together.

Campbell had traveled and lived in many Latin American countries and was
always in search of new skiing challenges.

A 1992 Amarillo High School graduate, Campbell was majoring in
accountin, with a minor in business management, at West Texas A&M
University, where he would have been listed as a senior.

The crash is still under investigation by the National Transportation
Safety Board.

Chad was the grandson of Lucille Matthews and the nephew of Calvin and
Nancy Hillman of Cheyenne, Oklahoma.

Cheyenne Star, Cheyenne, OK