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Rest in peace dear Pauline…
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Posted on May 15, 2008, in Remembrance. Bookmark the permalink. 24 Comments.
I vividly recall the occassion when having invited Pauline to speak to the Greater London branch of Napo (Probation Union) she kindly agreed to attend & provided one of the most moving speeches that colleagues assembled could remember. Pauline stayed for the duration of the meeting (which included a motion that I presented calling for changes in the arrangements for supporting bereaved relatives at Inquests) and spoke to members after the meeting before leaving to appear on TV programme. It was with considerable sadness that I heard of Pauline’s death later that year and her memory and abiding legacy remains ever present when news of deaths in custody and the treatment of vulnerable women in prison surfaces during branch meetings.
Mike Guilfoyle
Greater London NAPO
Pauline worked tirelessly in her daughters name but also the many other women that had lost their lives in prison custody. Losing her only child was ultimately too much to bear, and as a result we have lost an outstanding campaigner for human rights.
Rest in peace dear Pauline.
I remember Pauline Campbell. I was with her at Styal Prison twice, and regard it as a priviledge and a honour to have met her. The tragedy that is heroin continues to sythe through generations…..Pauline cared enough to try and do something about her concerns…..may she always be remembered and may we carry on the torch of her blazing convictions…..in a indifferent world lets try and find the courage to dare to be different and make a stand for love and justice….