Vicki Haynes Campbell is a lifetime resident of Escambia County, Florida and a true “Westside” local. She is a true testament of the Florida public school system, having attended West Pensacola Elementary, Bellview Middle School, and graduating from Escambia High School in Pensacola in 1976. She attended Pensacola Junior College, now Pensacola State College, from 1978-1980 with a focus on Paralegal Studies.
Vicki is an avid businesswoman and entrepreneur, having worked in the Real Estate Research industry for over 40 years. Vicki started her first company, Southeastern Petroleum Abstracts, at 27 years of age. She has been a local business owner and jobs creator for over three decades and continues to serve her local community with Perdido Title & Abstract, Inc., a company she owns and operates with her husband Mike.
Community Service is important to Vicki and she has remained active in the community since childhood. In years past, she served on the Executive Board of the PACE Center for Girls, and the Executive Board of Envision Perdido. She is a past Chairman and Treasurer of the Perdido Area Chamber of Commerce and continues her involvement with the organization. She is a member of the Downtown Rotary and a Recipient of the Paul Harris Fellow Award. She serves on the Escambia County Republican Executive Committee, is a member of the Escambia Federated Republican Women and enjoys time with the Pensacola Women’s Alliance.
Vicki graduated Pensacola’s LEAP program in 2010, serving as the Internal Communications Chair for her class and remained involved with the LEAP Curriculum Committee & Youth LEAP for over a decade. Vicki currently serves on the Florida Land Title Association’s Government Affairs Committee and is an Ambassador for the Membership Committee. She is active with the Pensacola Association of Realtors Governmental Affairs Committee and serves the National Association of Industry & Office Properties Northwest Florida Chapter Board of Directors.
The health of the community is important to Vicki, who served as a leader in dental health. She sat on the State of Florida Board of Dentistry as a Consumer member from 2009 to 2012 and was a member of the Oral Health Florida Leadership Council, and served Nationally as the District 12 ADEX Florida House of Representatives Consumer Member. Also believing that an active child is a healthy child, Vicki coached softball for 11 years with the Perdido Bay Youth Sports Association. She is widely known around town as “Coach Vicki.”
An avid golfer, Vicki met her husband Mike of 31 years on the golf course. They have a 29-year-old son, Cody who studied at Pensacola State College, University of West Florida and Florida State University. She was raised at the Myrtle Grove Baptist Church and currently serves on the Vestry of the St. John’s Episcopal Church.