1925
Mr. Campbell is born in Nashville, Tennessee to James Carl and Maude Logue Campbell.
1947
Mr. Campbell becomes a reporter for The Knoxville Journal.
1949
Mr. Campbell receives a Bachelor of Science from the University of Tennessee.
1951
Mr. Campbell becomes an intelligence officer at Air University.
1952
Mr. Campbell becomes a captain in the U.S. Air Force.
1953
Mr. Campbell becomes a lieutenant colonel in the U.S. Air Force.
1954
Mr. Campbell becomes a newspaper reporter at The Nashville Banner.
1961
Mr. Campbell becomes a public relations executive at Metcalfe Public Relations in Nashville, Tennessee.
1963
Mr. Campbell becomes the editor of Nashville Magazine.
1969
Mr. Campbell becomes an advertising copywriter at Noble-Dury and Associates.
1971
Mr. Campbell becomes the executive vice president of the Tennessee Association of Life Underwriters.
1975
Mr. Campbell becomes a certified association executive through the American Society of Association Executives.
1980
Mr. Campbell serves on the association executives advisory council of the National Association of Life Underwriters in Washington, DC.
1983
Mr. Campbell serves as secretary and vice president of the Tennessee Society of Association Executives.
1992
Mr. Campbell joins the administrative board of the City Road Chapel United Methodist Church in Madison, Tennessee.
1995
Mr. Campbell becomes the church historian at City Road Chapel United Methodist Church.
2002
Mr. Campbell authors the book, “Secret of the Scroll.”
2003
Mr. Campbell receives the Bloody Dagger Award.
2009
Mr. Campbell receives the Silver Falchion Award.
2017
Mr. Campbell authors the book, “Everything But the Kitchen Sink.”