Marjorie B Kiloh Campbell

She was the daughter of Richard Omar and Lydia Bomar Truel.  Marjorie was especially proud of being born on a farm (near Tecumseh, Oklahoma) obtained in the "The Great Oklahoma Land Rush of 1893" by her grandfather.

She was preceded in death by her first husband, George Kirk Kiloh, her son, Kirk Neusteter Kiloh, and granddaughter, Madeline Marjorie McDowell.

She leaves a daughter: Mary Anne (Stephen) McDowell of Kansas City, MO; stepdaughter: Dolores (Jeff) Streich of Waseca, MN, stepsons: Richard (Kathy) Campbell II of Baldwin, WI and Ronald (Fran) Campbell of Spotsylvania VA. Her grandchildren include Kiloh McDowell, Elizabeth Frank, Robert Campbell, Christine (Luke) Bock, Allison (Sean) Byron, Shane Streich, Cole Streich, Richard Campbell III, and Krista Campbell, great grandchildren, Olivia, Ashlee, Ethan and  Kristal.

Marjorie graduated from Tecumseh High School in 1936. During her high school summer vacations, she stayed in Kansas City with her aunt and uncle, Orpha and Nathan Neusteter.  Following graduation, she moved to Kansas City where she met George and was married in 1940, he passed away in 1989.

She remarried in 1990 to one of George's fishing buddies, Richard Allen Campbell (formerly of Rochester MN), and instantly became a grandma!  She loved her grandchildren and delighted in caring for them both in Kansas City and in Walker MN, where they had a townhouse on Leech Lake.  The "place at the lake" was where many memories were made, and their combined families enjoyed being together there.   After her marriage to Richard, they enjoyed traveling the world and experiencing life together.  Mom often said "Life is for the Living" so get on with it.  She will be missed greatly and remembered for her many quirky phrases and her extreme love of shopping!!!

Marjorie was active in many organizations:  Past Regent/member of The Shawnee Mission Chapter of DAR, Past President/lifetime member of the former Shawnee Mission Soroptimist Club, Past President/member of the former Blue Spruce Garden Club of Shawnee Mission, and Life Member of Kansas City St. Andrews Society.  She enjoyed volunteering her time with the American Legion Auxiliary, formerly active in the Republican Party of Johnson County KS, and Westwood View PTA.  Marjorie became a member of the Village Presbyterian Church in Prairie Village, KS in 1974 and enjoyed fellowship with many there and especially loved the music at services and special events.

Burial will take place at Johnson County Memorial Gardens at 2:45 p.m. on Monday, February 10th.

Visitation will be from 4 to 7 p.m. Monday, February 10th at the Amos Family Funeral Home in Shawnee, Kansas.

A Memorial Service will be held at 11 a.m. Tuesday, February 11th, at the Amos Family Funeral Home in Shawnee, Kansas.

In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to:

Rabbit Hole:  www.rabbitholekc.org

OR

Village United Presbyterian Church:

6641 Mission Road

Prairie Village, KS 66208