A memorial service was held in Liverpool for former Everton and Arsenal striker Kevin Campbell, who passed away at the age of 54 in June due to multi-organ failure from a heart infection. The service at St Luke's Church, near Goodison Park, was attended by family, former teammates, and fans, with tributes highlighting his generous spirit and impact on the football community. Notable attendees included former players Peter Reid, David Unsworth, and Graham Stuart, who remembered Campbell as a wonderful human being and an exceptional talent on the field. His son Tyrese expressed heartfelt sentiments about his father's legacy, emphasizing the love and admiration shared by many. Campbell, known as 'Super Kev', had a significant career, scoring 51 goals in 164 appearances for Everton and leaving a lasting impression on fans and teammates alike. The emotional service underscored the deep respect and affection for Campbell, celebrating both his athletic achievements and his character.