Elizabeth Ann Campbell of Harrison, passed away peacefully at home on Monday, July 13, 2020.  She was 89.

The daughter of Judge J.M. and Adele Malone was born in January 19, 1931 at Baptist Hospital in England, AR.  At the age of five Libby and her family relocated to Lonoke, Arkansas. While attending the U of A, she met John O. Campbell and married in 1953. Together, they raised four children; Melissa (Campbell) Beard, John Kevin, Craig Malone and Kirk Ogden, Campbell.

Nana loved and adored 12 grandchildren and 7 great-grandchildren. She is survived by a sister, Marian Latham, and preceded in death by her brother Jim Malone.

Libby graduated from the University of Arkansas in 1952 with a Bachelor of Science degree in Home Economics in just three years. She went on to become a school teacher and was the first female school bus driver in Houston, Texas. In 1954, she and John O. relocated to Harrison, Arkansas and it was here they would call home.

Libby put her Home Economics degree to work in becoming a very admired social matron of Harrison. Libby loved to host, not only was she known for her seasonal parties, but many bridal and baby showers. Libby had a passion for landscaping and her home brought a frequent parade of sightseers.  She is well known for her intricately knitted Christmas stockings she often gifted.  To know her was to love her.  Libby was a mother to all, and all were welcome in her home.  She was the heartbeat of our family.

Libby was an active member of the Harrison PTA, National Society Harrison Colony Chapter-Daughters of the American Revolution, 20 ^th Century Club of Harrison, P.E.O, First Presbyterian Church, First Baptist Church, Goblin Boosters, and community events too numerous to mention.

She leaves a collection of memories for family and friends to enjoy. She is now reunited with lifelong friends and family in Heaven.

An open visitation for Libby will be held at Coffman Funeral Home in Harrison on Thursday July 16, 2020 from 8:00 am to 5:00 pm.  A private family burial will be held at Rose Hill Cemetery in Harrison.

Memorials can be made in Libby's honor to the First Presbyterian Church, 220 Arbor Drive, Harrison, AR 72601 or the First Baptist Church, 1400 S. Pine St., Harrison, AR 72601.

Online condolences may be left at www.coffmanfh.com .

She is clothed with strength and dignity

And she laughs without fear of the future

Proverbs 31:25