On this day in 2004, Glen Campbell started a 10-day jail sentence. A decade later, the country legend gave fans one last gift.

Kimberly and Glen Campbell were married in 1982, some 34 years before his death. In addition to the 40 percent share, Kimberly Campbell's motion seeks a year's support allowance in an amount to be ...

Glen Campbell died on Aug. 8, 2017. Kim Campbell began to help her husband change his shirt. She had done it many, many times in the years since he had been diagnosed with Alzheimer's.

Glen Campbell succumbed to Alzheimer’s disease in 2017. The Campbell family lived in Nashville in Glen Campbell’s final years, and Ashley embarked on a solo career with Big Machine Label Group.

Glen Campbell, second left, with daughter Ashley, left, wife Kim and son Cal in 2012 (Image: Jeff Kravitz) ...

Ashley Campbell is no stranger to the road, having played in a band with her dad Glen Campbell for years. Still, the Dot recording artist admits she wasn't quite prepared for her first radio tour ...

Ashley Campbell, daughter of Glen Campbell. She admires her father for going public with his Alzheimer’s diagnosis, as he did in June 2011 before his farewell tour.

Barrie joined forces with Campbell's talented daughter Ashley for his brand new single "Country 33," premiering exclusively today on The Boot.

Stephen Banks, Ashley Campbell, Dr. Russell Sheppel, Kim Campbell, Cal and Kayla Thornton, Karen and Bodley Thornton. "As one of the producers of our documentary, Glen Campbell: I'll Be Me, Kayla ...

For one night, "A Tribute to Glen Campbell " with Ashley Campbell, Carl Jackson and Val Storey performing live will take place on the Rhinestone Cowboy's birthday, Thursday, April 22, 2021 ...

Ashley Campbell is the daughter of the late, great Glen Campbell - who died of alzheimers in 2017. He's sold more than 45 million records worldwide, and released 64 albums.

Glen Campbell is perhaps known best for his 1975 hit, Rhinestone Cowboy. The entertainer died from Alzheimer’s in a memory care facility three years ago.