Paul "Bomber" Campbell
Paul “Bomber” Campbell passed away suddenly on October 29, 2025, at Colchester East Hants Health Centre in Truro after several months of declining health. Born in Truro, he was the son of Laura Mary (Finley) and Everett Malcolm Campbell.
After losing his parents at the age of eight, Bomber went to live with his Aunt Grace, Uncle John, and brother Bill.
Family
- Survived by his sons: Mac (Nadine), Paul Dartt (Joy), and Turtle
- Grandchildren: MacKenzie, Samantha, Regan, Brooklyn, and Gavin
- Siblings: Nancy (Greg), Patsy (Herb), Betty, and Bill
- Many nieces and nephews who loved him dearly
He was predeceased by his beloved wife Joan (VanIderstine) and his brother Bobby.
Interests and Memories
Bomber enjoyed golfing, curling, bowling, and hunting as long as his health permitted. His sons, nephews, and their friends recall many stories from Tangier fishing trips, where he fearlessly guided teenagers through unpredictable weather and canoeing challenges.
He was an avid reader and could often be found with a book in hand. A passionate sports fan, Bomber never missed a chance to cheer for his favorite teams, especially when watching Rachel Homan and the Toronto Blue Jays.
"Bomber was predeceased by the love of his life, Joan (VanIderstine) and his brother, Bobby."
"His sons, nephews and their friends have lots of stories about the Tangier fishing trips where he bravely took many teenagers into unknown weather and canoeing situations."
Paul “Bomber” Campbell’s legacy is remembered through his family, adventurous spirit, and lifelong passion for sports and reading.