Charles Janette (Hart) Roberts-Campbell
October 18, 1954 – August 31, 2024
Charles Janette Roberts-Campbell, affectionately known as Jan to her friends and family, passed away peacefully on August 31, 2024, in Amarillo, Texas. Born on October 18, 1954, in Pampa, Texas, Jan's life was marked by her creative spirit, loving nature, and the joy she found in the simple pleasures of life.
Jan was a proud graduate of Pampa High School, class of 1973, and furthered her education at Amarillo College, where she graduated in 1978. Her commitment to her community was evident in her work as a lab technician at St. Anthony's Hospital, where she dedicated over three decades of service before retiring in 2009.
Jan's love for music was undeniable. She cherished her time in the marching band and could often be found playing various musical instruments. Her creative talents extended to crocheting, cross-stitching, and sewing. An avid reader, Jan found solace and adventure within the pages of her favorite books.
Family dinners were a cornerstone of Jan's life, a time for laughter, storytelling, and the sharing of her delicious home-cooked meals along with her fond love for Diet Coke. Her artistic flair shone through in her watercolor paintings, a hobby that brought her immense joy and relaxation. Jan's children were the light of her life, and she cherished every moment spent with them, whether it was on road trips with Rod Stewart's music as their soundtrack or simply enjoying each other's company at home.
Disney held a special place in Jan's heart, and she loved everything associated with the magical world. Her enthusiasm for Disney was infectious, and she often shared this passion with her children, creating memories that will be treasured forever.
Jan is preceded in death by her beloved husband, David Campbell, and her parents, Leslie and Frances Hart. She leaves behind a legacy of love and creativity, survived by her children, Brandi Roberts of Amarillo, Texas, Heidi Roberts of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, and Alex Roberts of Amarillo, Texas. Her brother, Lynn Hart of Amarillo, Texas, will also hold dear the memories of his sister's vibrant spirit.
Jan's life was a testament to the power of love, creativity, and the importance of family. She was a beacon of light to all who knew her, and her memory will continue to inspire those she leaves behind. Her passing is not only a loss to her family but to the many lives she touched with her kindness and compassion.
As we say goodbye to Jan, we celebrate the remarkable woman she was and the countless ways she enriched our lives. Her laughter, her warmth, and her unwavering love will be deeply missed, but the beauty she brought into the world will live on through her family, her art, and the many lives she touched.
