Robert "Bob" Steven Campbell, 53, passed away unexpectedly on July 29, 2026, in Hawley, Pennsylvania. Born on February 7, 1973, in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, Bob lived a life defined by love, loyalty, hard work, and an unwavering willingness to be there for the people he cared about.

Bob was a proud veteran of the United States Army, and the dedication and strength he carried throughout his life were evident in everything he did.

One of Bob's greatest qualities was the way he showed up for others. No matter how busy he was or what he had going on, he always made time for people. His generosity, kindness, and willingness to lend a hand touched more lives than he likely ever realized. As a father, he gave his children something far greater than advice - he gave them the confidence they needed to build their own lives, which they will forever be grateful for.

Bob had a passion for cooking and loved nothing more than bringing people together over a good meal. He was happiest at the lake, whether he was boating, fishing, or simply enjoying the peacefulness of being near the water. He also loved working on projects and was always finding something to build, fix, improve, or tinker with.

More than anything, Bob was devoted to his family. His wife, Diane, was his soulmate, best friend, and the love of his life. Their life together was filled with love, laughter, companionship, and countless memories. Bob also had an incredible love for their dog, Bert, who was never far from his side and held a very special place in his heart.

Bob was preceded in death by his father, Robert Stanley Campbell.

He is survived by his beloved wife, Diane Campbell; his mother, Ruth Campbell; his sister, Dawn Campbell; his children, Cory and Chloe Campbell; his stepchildren, Erin Kelly (Shaun), Kasey Mills (Sam), Shawn Mills, and Riley Kampia (Amedeo); and his step-grandson, Ben Spengler. He also leaves behind many extended family members, friends, and loved ones.

Although he is no longer here to guide us, we will carry him with us every day and honor him by continuing to "Live Like Bob".

A service to honor and celebrate Bob's life will be held at a later date.

Those who wish to support the family during this difficult time are invited to share photographs, stories, and favorite memories of Bob - helping to show just how much he meant to so many people and preserving the memories of a man who will never be forgotten.