Natures Gentleman Abou.
A Memory of Kilbirnie.
William Campbell Anderson. I lost a friend, He was a rock, A dignified and decent bloke, Had many a pain to Ca his ain yet never a day did he complain. Always welcome in his home, even cats and dogs did come. Not a man for idle chat nor Pontificate or gloat. Kept his own counsel good or bad, Natures Gentleman it must be said. Did not adhere to any creed, educated and well read. Abou Ben Adam, his tribe increase, a cheerful giver sadly missed.
By John Allan.
Campbell was born disabled but worked until he retired from the local steelworks.
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