Lydio Kofi Campbell

Born to Yetunde Phillips and Fredrick Campbell, Mr. Campbell lived a remarkable life marked by dedication, hard work and excellence. He began his professional career with Nestlé Nigeria Plc, where he rose to the position of District Sales Manager, earning the admiration of colleagues and associates alike for his professionalism and leadership. Following his distinguished career at Nestlé, he successfully transitioned into business as a distributor of Nestle Products covering Lagos and other states in the south west, continuing to build a legacy of enterprise, discipline and service. On December 27, 1958, he married the love of his life, Mrs. Titilola A. Campbell (née Rhodes). Together, they built a home grounded in love, faith, respect and enduring family values a union blessed with children, grandchildren and great-grandchildren who remain a testament to their lifelong commitment to one another. Daddy was a devoted husband, loving father, proud grandfather, great-grandfather, uncle, cousin and trusted friend. His life was one of quiet impact and noble character. He carried himself with humility and honour, leaving behind memories that will forever remain treasured by all who knew him. Though our hearts are heavy with loss, we find comfort in knowing that he lived fully, loved deeply and left this world richer by his presence. We celebrate not only the years he lived, but the legacy he leaves behind one of love, wisdom, resilience and faith. He is survived by his beloved wife: Mrs. Titilola A. Campbell (née Rhodes) Children: • Bukola K. Campbell • Olufunke Boglin(Oscar) • Olu Funmilayo Campbell • Ombolaji Kodjo Campbell Grandchildren: • Oyinkansola Copes • Oludamola Nicole Boglin • Alexandra Campbell • Olu Dolapo Alyssa Boglin • Gbadebo Adewetan • Michelle Campbell • Olumide Campbell • Tolabi Campbell • Adesunkanmi Adewetan • Samantha Campbell • Olusheni O. Boglin • Kristen Campbell • Annassie Campbell • Mathew Campbell • Jensen Campbell He was preceded in death by his beloved grand daughter: • Olu Damilola Boglin He is also survived by great-grandchildren, nieces, nephews, cousins and numerous loved ones whose lives he profoundly touched. All his siblings predeceased him. A man of grace, dignity, wisdom and quiet strength, Daddy touched countless lives through his kindness, integrity and unwavering devotion to family and community. He was deeply respected for his warmth, generosity and ability to guide others with calm wisdom and compassion. May his gentle soul rest in perfect peace.

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Lydio Kofi Campbell

February 2, 1934 - May 25, 2026