On the solemn occasion of Good Friday, May 31st, 2024, Pastor John Wesley McVicker, Sr, and the congregation gathered to honor and celebrate the life and Christian Witness of CTK’s beloved Founding Member, Ms. Eula Campbell. Born on Sunday, May 29th, 1938, she departed on Monday, May 6th, 2024, leaving a legacy of faith and love for which we are deeply grateful.
Ms. Eula Campbell’s dedication to Christ The King Baptist Church was not just remarkable, but a beacon of inspiration. As a Founding Member, her service in numerous ministries, including the Andrew Ministry, Single’s Ministries, Seeds to Grow By, The Usher Board, and the Audio Department, left an indelible mark on our community. Her work extended beyond the church walls, as she also served the Milwaukee County Transit System for 26 years until her retirement. Her active involvement in the Red Hat Ladies Social Organization and her hobbies of sewing, quilting, and bowling showcased her vibrant personality. She was a loving grandmother and a source of infinite wisdom for everyone she knew.
At 6 pm, there was no viewing of the body because the late Ms. Campbell gave her body away for Research.
As loved ones mourn the loss of Ms. Eula Campbell, a pillar of the community, please unite in prayer and unwavering support for her family. CTK is deeply grateful for her life and service. CTK stands together, offering prayers and comforting thoughts during this challenging time, knowing that collective strength will provide solace.
Eula Campbell’s Life Timeline per her Obituary
Thanks to Pastor R.L. Smith for the rendition of “Do It For Me.”
Kind words from Helen Barnes, Diane Craig, Mazie Rhodes, Gwendolyn Telemaque, Church Clerk, CTK’s Music Ministry, and special thanks to the Founding Pastor John Wesley McVicker, Sr., for a personal, perfect & precise Eulogy.
Reporter Jude 