Elden Campbell, former Pistons player and 2004 NBA Champion, passed away unexpectedly on Monday, Dec. 1 at the age of 57.
Elden Campbell's NBA Career
Elden Campbell, drafted by the Lakers in 1990, played 15 years in the NBA. He was a member of the Detroit Pistons' 2004 NBA Championship team and played for several other teams, including the Lakers, Hornets, Supersonics and Nets.
College Career at Clemson
Campbell had a successful college career at Clemson University from 1986-90, where he set records and achieved numerous accolades, including All-ACC selections and leading the team to an ACC regular season championship and Sweet 16 appearance.
Family and Survivors
Elden Campbell is survived by his wife, Rosemary, their children, and his siblings.
Detroit Pistons Organization Statement
The Detroit Pistons organization expressed their sadness and heartbreak at the news of Elden Campbell's passing, acknowledging his contributions on and off the court.
Statement from the Campbell Family
The Campbell family described Elden as a man of faith, devoted to his family, generous, funny, disciplined, and kind, who passed away doing what he loved.
