“We are deeply saddened by the death of Alec Campbell, a dedicated member of our Pennsylvania state park staff,” said DCNR Secretary Cindy Adams Dunn. “I’ve spoken with his wife and family, and on behalf of all of us at DCNR, I want them to know they are in our thoughts during this incredibly difficult time. Our hearts go out to them, as well as to Alec’s friends, loved ones, and colleagues. Every day, state park employees play a vital role in welcoming visitors, protecting our natural spaces, and ensuring the safety of all who enjoy Pennsylvania’s beautiful parks. Alec’s commitment and passion touched many lives, and his loss is felt deeply across our entire community. We honor his memory and extend our sincerest condolences to all who are mourning his passing.”
Alec Campbell was more than just a state park employee — he was a steward of nature, a guardian of our shared spaces, and a quiet leader who brought both dedication and heart to everything he did. With a deep respect for the natural world and a strong sense of duty to the people who visited it, Alec spent his days ensuring that Pennsylvania’s parks remained safe, clean, accessible, and welcoming to all.
To Alec’s family — we extend our deepest sympathy. Please know that Alec’s legacy lives on in the forests he protected, the trails he walked, and the people he touched with his life’s work.
Thank you, Alec. For your service, your spirit, and your unwavering dedication. You will not be forgotten.