It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of Dr. Howard Campbell, a beloved doctor, mentor, and highly respected figure in the Multifamily Industry. Howard’s death leaves a profound void in the lives of all who knew him, but his legacy, wisdom, and generosity of spirit will endure in the many lives he touched.
Howard was a pillar in the Indiana Apartment Association (IAA) and National Apartment Association (NAA), where he served on the Board of Directors and was widely admired by his peers. His knowledge and expertise in the industry were unparalleled, and he was a source of guidance and inspiration to those who worked alongside him. Howard’s ability to bring clarity to complex issues and his deep understanding of the multifamily world made him an invaluable resource to many.
Beyond his professional accomplishments, Howard had a zest for life that was evident in everything he did. Those who knew him well recall his passion for good wine and ethnic food, which he enjoyed sharing with friends and colleagues alike. Howard was more than just a mentor—he was a friend who truly embraced the joy of life. His conversations were filled with stories, laughter, and a genuine appreciation for the things that made life special.
One colleague shared, “I started working at IAA in 1992, and Howard was one of the most intelligent and interesting people I had ever met. His knowledge was unsurpassed, and his mentorship helped me navigate the Multifamily world. I’ll always be grateful for his friendship and the way he guided me in both my career and my life.”
Howard’s impact on the industry and those who knew him will never be forgotten. His legacy of excellence, leadership, and camaraderie continues to inspire all who had the privilege of working with him. As one final tribute, a colleague raised a glass of fine wine in his honor, a fitting symbol of Howard’s passion for life and his ability to enrich the lives of those around him.
Howard Campbell will be missed dearly, but his influence and legacy will live on in the hearts and minds of all who had the honor of knowing him. May he rest in peace, and may his memory be a blessing to all who continue to carry forward the lessons he imparted.