Shirley Campbell, age 74 of Harrison, went to be with the Lord on June 20, 2023, at Russellville. Shirley was born December 11, 1948 to the late Dock and Gertie (McEntire) Renfroe.

Shirley was a resident of Harrison for over 70 years, graduating from Harrison High School in 1966, and beginning her work career for Levi Strauss, Dogpatch USA and Rock Tenn Corporation.

Shirley loved to sing, she would be found at Church or at home singing her favorite southern gospel or classic country music songs.

She loved sports, in her early 20's she participated in the Cottonwood Bowling League. She was an avid hunter and fisherman. Shirley and her husband could be found in the woods or on the lake fishing.

Shirley was very talented at sewing and crochet. She would often make alterations for friends and family, quilts, costumes or anything she had in mind. Crochet was her real love making numerous creations that many still enjoy today.

Shirley spent many hours volunteering with Friendship Community Care Horizon Adult Development Program in Russellville. There she would help with arts, crafts, events and cooking. Even teaching crochet and sewing classes. She loved her special friends and they affectionately referred to her as "Mama Shirley."

Shirley enjoyed estate sales and auctions. Often she would be seen on weekends looking for those deals and bargains. Shirley is best known for her quick wit one liners and no-nonsense approach. A caregiver by nature she had a love and compassion for the elderly and disabled.

Telling tall tales and jokes to friends was her favorite thing to do.

Shirley is preceded in death by her parents; husband, Bobby Campbell and two sisters, Etta Mae Watkins, Ruby Harris.

Survivors include her daughters, Bobbie Campbell, and Denise Franklin Campbell of Russellville; son, Eulis "Robby" Campbell of Madison, Florida; one brother, JR and Alice Renfroe of Harrison.

A memorial service will take place at a later time, interment will be private at Maplewood Cemetery in Harrison.

Honorary pallbearers include Bill "Dub" Taylor, Jacquelin Lively and family, Teresa Geeting, Melanie Keener, Friendship Community Care Adult Development Participants, and numerous doctors, nurses, caregivers and friends.

In lieu of flowers, the family asks that you spend time with loved ones, make calls and visits while you can. As Shirley would say, show people your "flowers" while they are here to enjoy them.

Arrangements by Cornwell Funeral Home in Dardanelle. Online Guest Book and Condolences at www.cornwellfuneralhomes.com