UNICOI COUNTY, TN - OBITUARIES - Ms. Earsel Janelle Campbell, 11 Jan 1998
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Ms. Earsel Janelle Campbell

Ms. Earsel Janelle Campbell, 79, of 522 Holston Avenue, died Sunday, January
11, 1998 at the Johnson City Medical Center.

Ms. Campbell was a lifelong resident of Unicoi County and a daughter of the
late James H. and Mary Archer Campbell.

She retired in 1982 as a seamstress with Levi Strauss and Company, after 29
years of service. Ms. Campbell was a charter member of Southside Freewill
Baptist Church.

Other than her parents, she was preceded in death by three brothers, Clifton
G. Campbell, Carl A. Campbell and Emmett M. Campbell; two sisters, Axie
Campbell and Nora Lillian Piercy. Survivors include four nieces, Margaret
Lance of Erwin, Sue Bailey of Johnson City, Kathy Radar of San Diego,
California, and Marilyn Town, Portland, Oregon; three great nephews, Joey
Whitlock and Tracy Whitlock of Johnson City, and David Lance of Erwin; five
great nieces, Kim Maxwell of Elizabethton, Kathy Tilson of Erwin, Donna Hale,
Rhonda Peters and Robin Proffitt, all of Johnson City; and several great-great
nieces and nephews. Ms. Campbell is interred at Evergreen Cemetery.