Condolence: Dear Ann, Andrew, Heather, and Doris and families, I am very late in writing here- my sincere condolences to you all on your loss of dear Campbell. He was such a fine and faithful person and I treasure my experiences with him and those memories while I was Minister at St Andrew's. He was always encouraging, yet honest with me, and deeply caring to all. His commitment to God and to his life of faith were outstanding. I have a beautiful letter from him in my farewell album which brings tears to my eyes. I know my late husband Alan also deeply appreciated Campbell especially since they both loved scouting and served together on the Scout Committee. I was saddened to learn of the deterioration of his health in recent years and my heart goes out to each of you in your loss. I am grateful for his part in my ministry and journey. May he now rest in peace and rise in glory and may you each be comforted by your cherished memories and all the love which he gave to you. Wonderful gifts of love and kindness to so many people. "Well done thou good and faithful servant! "

Condolence: He always had a smile on his face everyday I seen him at cedarstone when working. He will be missed my lots. Very friendly and he loved his sandwiches.

Condolence: Dear Anne and family Joan and I were saddened to learn of Campbell's recent passing. We have many fond memories of Campbell from both of our early life at NS Agriculture and later when Campbell would visit my dad, Walter Perrin as a member of the St Andrews Church family. We send our sincere condolences on your loss. Bob and Joan Perrin

Condolence: Dearest Anne & Family: As you may realize, I worked closely with Campbell for most of his years with the federal agriculture department. From that experience I am most thankful for having had the opportunity to know Campbell not only as a sensitive and caring working colleague, but also for his devotion to the field of agriculture and the excellent personal traits that he brought to his management role with the Department. First and foremost I found Campbell to be a “people person”; sensitive, caring and always able to make time for the other person no matter how busy the schedule. In our organization’s management structure for a period of time I reported to Campbell. In that role he always left me with the impression that I mattered more than other details. His caring and sensitivity I believe is what made him such an excellent manager. Lydia and I wish to convey these words to you as reassurance that others like ourselves have held Campbell in very high regard. We too will continue to remember him with our own fond memories. To you and your other family members we send our sincere condolences on your loss. Allan & Lydia Sorflaten January 25, 2022

Condolence: My sincere condolences to Campbell’s family. I worked with Campbell for a number of years at Agriculture Canada. He was without a doubt one of the kindest people I had ever worked with and had a great sense of humour. You will be missed T. Campbell Gunn. Sheila Arsenault

Condolence: Sorry to hear of Campbell’s passing. I graduated from TRHS with Campbell or Soup as he was known in those days. He was a true friend. Eileen and Cyril MacLeod

Condolence: Andrew, Heather and family Shirley and I were saddened to hear of Campbell's passing. He was a true friend and gentleman and we have such great memories from the many years we shared work, education, many laughs and life during the best of times. We know this is a difficult time, yet the strength of family will surely support you now and always. We care, and we think of you all as you remember a life well lived. Fondly Doug Byers

Condolence: Dear Ann and family, we are so sorry to hear the sad news of Campbell's death. During our time at St. Andrew's United, we came to see what a truly fine gentleman he was, giving his time generously and participating whole heartedly in the work of the various committees which make the church "go". He was a pillar of St. Andrew's and will be sorely missed by all. What a fine example he set for the rest of us. Rob & Janet Purdy

Condolence: Campbell helped me take 40 bags of garbage out of a house we were preparing for a soon to come refugee family! Thanks Campbell!

Condolence: Please except our deepest condolence on the death of Campbell. I have many fond childhood memories in my heart. Keeping Campbells family in our thoughts and prayers at this difficult time. Hugh and Shirlee MacDonald

Condolence: My sincere condolences to Campbell's family upon his passing. I often worked with Campbell on projects during my time working for the Federation of Agriculture. Being another product of farm upbringing on the North Shore, Campbell and I usually had a lot to discuss and often reminisced about people we both knew. During his retirement Campbell would at times drop in to our farm to discuss genealogy with my late husband, who was also a proud Scot. We enjoyed his company.

Condolence: So sorry to hear about the death of Campbell. Always cherish your memories of this special person. Sincerely: Wendy and Jon Davison

Condolence: Dear Ann & family- So sorry to read in the Chronicle Herald that Campbell has passed away. Campbell was a lot of fun and a true gentleman. It has been a few years since I have seen Campbell but I can remember attending a "Gunn" clan reunion at East River St. Mary's and at that event Campbell and I had a couple of dances. He was such a good sport. Thinking of you, your family and Doris with sincere, deepest sympathy. Loving thoughts and Hugs, Karen (Gunn) Rowlands (So you will know my connection: My grandfather, John Thomas Gunn was, I believe, a first cousin to Campbell's dad and my dad was Murray Gunn. My mother was Jean (Ferguson) Gunn whose dad had a farm on Brule Point. When I was growing up we often visited with Tom & Nettie Gunn - I believe Campbell's sister Doris lives on the home place now)

Condolence: Dear Ann, Andrew, Heather and family. We are deeply saddened by the news of Campbell’s passing and are very sorry for your great loss. Campbell is one of the finest individuals we have ever known and he will always be remembered for his welcoming smile, his generous spirit, his unwavering faith, and a true and loyal friend. Thank you for sharing this wonderful, gentle soul with us and countless others. Hold tightly to your memories of Campbell and let them be a source of comfort and strength as you journey onward. Blessings to everyone. Maxine and Boyd Vincent

Condolence: Dear Anne & Family, Sorry to hear of Campbell's passing. We have many good memories of Campbell through our working together with Family Campers & RVers. It was an honor knowing him. We miss his hugs. You are in our thoughts and prayers. Sincerely, Art & Sylvia Hamilton, High Tide Drifters.

Condolence: We were pretty close over 20 years. He was a caring, sensitive and understanding person always ready to reach out and help. He loved to share stories. Allan Sorflaten

Condolence: We want to sent our deepest sympathy to Ann, Heather and Andrew. Campbell was such a great neighbor always wanting to help. Irving and Betty Strople.

Condolence: We want to send our sincerest condolences to Anne and all of Campbell's family on his recent passing. Derill has many fond memories of working with Campbell when they both were employed with the NS Dept of Agriculture. Our thoughts and prayers are with you all at this sad and difficult time. Sincerely, Derill & Marie Armstrong

Condolence: I have such wonderful memories of Campbell with his gentle manner and kindness. Campbell could always be counted on to do a super job in his many roles at St. Andrew's Church. We miss him every day. My deepest sympathy, Mildred Fulton

Condolence: Wanda and I were saddened to hear of Campbell’s passing. I have many fond memories of working with Campbell during my early years with Agriculture Canada beginning as a summer student over 45 years ago. Campbell was patient, generous with his time and had a great sense of humour. I am especially grateful for his encouragement and support during those years. Our sincere condolences to Ann and family. May God’s comfort and peace be with you at this time. Alan and Wanda Hamilton

Condolence: Dear Family and Friends Of Our Wonderful Campbell , We were so saddened to receive the news of Campbell's death . Although we know he is in a better place , it is still difficult for all of us to realize he is no longer with in person . I have known Campbell since my early teens ; Alan since our marriage . I shall always remember his big smile and wonderful personality .We had many good times together ,but shall keep the happy memories in in our hearts . Campbell always enjoyed being mischievous , especially when I slept with Doris , while staying with the Gunns .Once ,or more , Doris' bed was completely dismantled , and we received no help reorganizing it , while Campbell and his cousin , were laughing in bed .Such incidents make fond memories and smiles . Rest in peace dear friend . Love , Mona and Alan

Condolence: Ann, Andrew, Heather & families. I am very saddened to read of Campbell’s passing. My late husband, Royston , who passed away 3 years ago & I met Campbell & Ann back in the early 1960’s when Campbell was Ag Rep. here in Hants Co. We were neighbours in a 2 apartment house in Windsor for a few years & have been friends ever since. After Campbell & Ann moved to Truro, we visited back & forth over the years, as well as keeping in touch with phone calls, They have been great friends & I can still hear Campbell’s laugh. Imagine Campbell & Royston are up there chatting, laughing & reminiscing about the “good ole days” now. My heartfelt condolences to you all & Campbell sure will be missed. Hugs, Muriel Gollan., Windsor, NS.

Condolence: I was sorry to read of Campbell's death in the paper this morning, Ann. I remember how welcoming and encouraging you both were to me when I first began working for the Department that summer in Antigonish! Please accept my sympathy, I know how hard it is to lose your life partner. I hope you and your family will find the many good memories you share a comfort at this time. My thoughts and prayers are with you all. Sincerely, Janet Killawee

Condolence: Sincere condolences to Ann and the family. Campbell was my supervisor in The Farm Management section in 1975, and he remained a valued friend and colleague after he went to Ag. Canada. An excellent role model. Gabriel Comeau

Condolence: There are a number of people I am indebted to for the care and concern shown over the years, and Campbell Gunn was one of them. Campbell never asked for anything in return; all he wanted to know was that you were alright! And if there was anything he could do for you. So, it is with great sadness to hear of his death. You will always remain a part of my life's journey Campbell. Be strong and of good courage, for it is the Lord your God who goes with you..."

Condolence: I am sorry to hear about Campbell’s passing. He was a well respected man in the farming community and a good friend to my parents and our family.

Condolence: Ann, Andrew, Heather, Jeff and girls, I'm so sorry to hear about Campbell's passing. I have so many memories of him and can still hear his laugh. Thinking of all of you and sending my deepest condolences for such a lovely person. Love, Vicki, Joe, Burke and Sean

Condolence: Sincere condolences to Ann and the Gunn Family. Campbell was my first "boss" at Agriculture and Agri Food Canada, over 40 years ago. He was very kind and extremely supportive to me and gave me a great start. Campbell continued to be a positive influence throughout my career. Campbell was also a very significant part of my father's life, starting back in their days in Farm Management with the Department of Agriculture.

Condolence: Campbell worked hard to make his community and the world a better place. The community and world are a better place because showed us how to do it. Myrtle and I knew Campbell and Anne and family through our long association with camping,FCRV and Hub Campers. He played a leadership role both in our local chapter and Provincial association. They won international recognition from the National headquarters of FCRV for their work in promoting camping. Campbell and I spent many hours at Tim's enjoying a brew and conversation. He is missed. We would like to offer our sincerest sympathy to his family and pray that the great memories will get them through this difficult time.

Condolence: Our deepest condolences to Campbell's family. Campbell was truly a kind thoughtful considerate person. Worked with him for many years and have many wonderful memories of him. Rest in peace Campbell Therese and Ernie Falkenham

Condolence: Ann and Family It was a pleasure to have got to know Campbell through the Clan Gunn society of Nova Scotia. Sincere sympathy to you and your family. Ronnie and Ethel Gunn

Condolence: I knew Campbell for over fifty years through my employment with the Dept. of Agriculture. Always a friendly person and honourable person. David Arenburg

Condolence: i have known campbell since i was a little girl in 4H in east noel wow 60plus years ago and he still remembered his time there th last time i saw him the mall---u are all i my thoughts and prayers now and in the days to come

Condolence: The sweetest, gentlest man. So appreciative with a smile when he couldn't find his words, but I truly believed he understood. Such a privilege to be one of his nurses in his final years. My thoughts with you all, in these strict times in long term care. It's been so hard for all families not able to get in often. May you take comfort in your memories. Lisa Hartlen

Condolence: It was a pleasure to work with Campbell at St. Andrew’s. He was one of the finest gentlemen we have ever met. Our heartfelt condolences. Karen and Hollis O’Toole

Condolence: Our sincere condolences in the loss of your grandfather Emily and to all your family!

Condolence: Dear Heather and your family, Please accept my condolences on learning of your Dad's passing. May you find an appropriate way to celebrate his life through the many memories made over the years. Sincerely, Doug McMillan