Celebration of Life
At sunrise of his appointed day, Monday, November 7, 2011, God in His infinite wisdom called to rest our sweet and beloved Faith Samantha Campbell, after a courageous 11 year battle with asthma. Faith became extremely ill on Thursday, October 20, 2011 and was admitted to The Jersey shore Medical Center, a hospital that was well known to her and her family, there she started her 18 day Journey toward her eternal rest. Faith was surrounded by family and friends.
Faith attended her preschool years at the Collingswood Park Seventh-day Adventist School. She completed her kindergarten through elementary years at The Midtown Elementary School. She began her junior high school years at the Neptune Middle School where she was always known to her teachers and principals. She was the vibrant little girl with asthma. However, she never allowed her illness to interfere with her academic and athletic abilities. Although her illness grew more severe, she excels academically and took the time to participate in extracurricular activities such as the school choir and track and field.
She attended the Mount Olivet Seventh-day Adventist church where she was a very active member before her previous illness that had left her with some neurological deficit. She was one of the soloists of the youth choir, a member of the praise dance team, a outstanding pathfinder, who had met and exceeds all classes' requirements. She had a passion for music and was taking private piano lesson. Faith's favorite color was purple, a sense of royalty. She impacted the lives of many with her infectious smile, her loving hugs, her plainspoken attitude, her generosity, her trademark sense of humor and her courageous demeanor.
She leaves to cherish her memories: her dedicated and loving parents, Byron and Imogene Campbell, her devoted brothers, Byron Jr. (Neptune, NJ); Gregory and Michael (Colorado); her loving sisters, Karen(Neptune, NJ); and Nadine(Colorado); Maternal-grandmother: Smatha Morris (Jamaica); Paternal-grandmother: Louise Crawford, (Paterson, NJ); Paternal-grandfather: Hadden Campbell, (Jamaica); Aunts: Elorine Hill, (North Carolina); Edith Baptiste, Cherrymine Donegan, Noral Campbell, Claire Campbell, Verona Campbell, (all of Long Island); Valda Crawford (Denmark), Uncles: Winston Morris, Herbert Gordon, Patrick Morris, (All of Jamaica), Raymond Whitelock (California), Locksley Campbell (Neptune, NJ); Keith Hill, (North Carolina); Jean Baptiste, (Long Island); Nieces: Regina, Aalayah, Tiara, Nephew: DeAnthony, DeAndre, Ronald-Dino, Brandon, MacKala, Cassel, MicKoy, and a host of cousins, church family, friends, caring and sympathetic nurses, teachers, doctors.
The Mount Olivet Seventh-day Adventist Church, will be hosting the celebration of life for Faith Samantha Campbell. Faith will be laid to rest at the Monmouth Memorial Park, 4201 Rt 33, Tinton Falls, NJ. Faith's favorite color is purple; please feel free to wear purple along with family in her memory.
At sunrise of his appointed day, Monday, November 7, 2011, God in His infinite wisdom called to rest our sweet and beloved Faith Samantha Campbell, after a courageous 11 year battle with asthma. Faith became extremely ill on Thursday, October 20, 2011 and was admitted to The Jersey shore Medical Center, a hospital that was well known to her and her family, there she started her 18 day Journey toward her eternal rest. Faith was surrounded by family and friends.
Faith attended her preschool years at the Collingswood Park Seventh-day Adventist School. She completed her kindergarten through elementary years at The Midtown Elementary School. She began her junior high school years at the Neptune Middle School where she was always known to her teachers and principals. She was the vibrant little girl with asthma. However, she never allowed her illness to interfere with her academic and athletic abilities. Although her illness grew more severe, she excels academically and took the time to participate in extracurricular activities such as the school choir and track and field.
She attended the Mount Olivet Seventh-day Adventist church where she was a very active member before her previous illness that had left her with some neurological deficit. She was one of the soloists of the youth choir, a member of the praise dance team, a outstanding pathfinder, who had met and exceeds all classes' requirements. She had a passion for music and was taking private piano lesson. Faith's favorite color was purple, a sense of royalty. She impacted the lives of many with her infectious smile, her loving hugs, her plainspoken attitude, her generosity, her trademark sense of humor and her courageous demeanor.
She leaves to cherish her memories: her dedicated and loving parents, Byron and Imogene Campbell, her devoted brothers, Byron Jr. (Neptune, NJ); Gregory and Michael (Colorado); her loving sisters, Karen(Neptune, NJ); and Nadine(Colorado); Maternal-grandmother: Smatha Morris (Jamaica); Paternal-grandmother: Louise Crawford, (Paterson, NJ); Paternal-grandfather: Hadden Campbell, (Jamaica); Aunts: Elorine Hill, (North Carolina); Edith Baptiste, Cherrymine Donegan, Noral Campbell, Claire Campbell, Verona Campbell, (all of Long Island); Valda Crawford (Denmark), Uncles: Winston Morris, Herbert Gordon, Patrick Morris, (All of Jamaica), Raymond Whitelock (California), Locksley Campbell (Neptune, NJ); Keith Hill, (North Carolina); Jean Baptiste, (Long Island); Nieces: Regina, Aalayah, Tiara, Nephew: DeAnthony, DeAndre, Ronald-Dino, Brandon, MacKala, Cassel, MicKoy, and a host of cousins, church family, friends, caring and sympathetic nurses, teachers, doctors.
The Mount Olivet Seventh-day Adventist Church, will be hosting the celebration of life for Faith Samantha Campbell. Faith will be laid to rest at the Monmouth Memorial Park, 4201 Rt 33, Tinton Falls, NJ. Faith's favorite color is purple; please feel free to wear purple along with family in her memory.
Celebration of Life
At sunrise of his appointed day, Monday, November 7, 2011, God in His infinite wisdom called to rest our sweet and beloved Faith Samantha Campbell, after a courageous 11 year battle with asthma. Faith became extremely ill on Thursday, October 20, 2011 and was admitted to The Jersey shore Medical Center, a hospital that was well known to her and her family, there she started her 18 day Journey toward her eternal rest. Faith was surrounded by family and friends.
Faith attended her preschool years at the Collingswood Park Seventh-day Adventist School. She completed her kindergarten through elementary years at The Midtown Elementary School. She began her junior high school years at the Neptune Middle School where she was always known to her teachers and principals. She was the vibrant little girl with asthma. However, she never allowed her illness to interfere with her academic and athletic abilities. Although her illness grew more severe, she excels academically and took the time to participate in extracurricular activities such as the school choir and track and field.
She attended the Mount Olivet Seventh-day Adventist church where she was a very active member before her previous illness that had left her with some neurological deficit. She was one of the soloists of the youth choir, a member of the praise dance team, a outstanding pathfinder, who had met and exceeds all classes' requirements. She had a passion for music and was taking private piano lesson. Faith's favorite color was purple, a sense of royalty. She impacted the lives of many with her infectious smile, her loving hugs, her plainspoken attitude, her generosity, her trademark sense of humor and her courageous demeanor.
She leaves to cherish her memories: her dedicated and loving parents, Byron and Imogene Campbell, her devoted brothers, Byron Jr. (Neptune, NJ); Gregory and Michael (Colorado); her loving sisters, Karen(Neptune, NJ); and Nadine(Colorado); Maternal-grandmother: Smatha Morris (Jamaica); Paternal-grandmother: Louise Crawford, (Paterson, NJ); Paternal-grandfather: Hadden Campbell, (Jamaica); Aunts: Elorine Hill, (North Carolina); Edith Baptiste, Cherrymine Donegan, Noral Campbell, Claire Campbell, Verona Campbell, (all of Long Island); Valda Crawford (Denmark), Uncles: Winston Morris, Herbert Gordon, Patrick Morris, (All of Jamaica), Raymond Whitelock (California), Locksley Campbell (Neptune, NJ); Keith Hill, (North Carolina); Jean Baptiste, (Long Island); Nieces: Regina, Aalayah, Tiara, Nephew: DeAnthony, DeAndre, Ronald-Dino, Brandon, MacKala, Cassel, MicKoy, and a host of cousins, church family, friends, caring and sympathetic nurses, teachers, doctors.
The Mount Olivet Seventh-day Adventist Church, will be hosting the celebration of life for Faith Samantha Campbell. Faith will be laid to rest at the Monmouth Memorial Park, 4201 Rt 33, Tinton Falls, NJ. Faith's favorite color is purple; please feel free to wear purple along with family in her memory.
At sunrise of his appointed day, Monday, November 7, 2011, God in His infinite wisdom called to rest our sweet and beloved Faith Samantha Campbell, after a courageous 11 year battle with asthma. Faith became extremely ill on Thursday, October 20, 2011 and was admitted to The Jersey shore Medical Center, a hospital that was well known to her and her family, there she started her 18 day Journey toward her eternal rest. Faith was surrounded by family and friends.
Faith attended her preschool years at the Collingswood Park Seventh-day Adventist School. She completed her kindergarten through elementary years at The Midtown Elementary School. She began her junior high school years at the Neptune Middle School where she was always known to her teachers and principals. She was the vibrant little girl with asthma. However, she never allowed her illness to interfere with her academic and athletic abilities. Although her illness grew more severe, she excels academically and took the time to participate in extracurricular activities such as the school choir and track and field.
She attended the Mount Olivet Seventh-day Adventist church where she was a very active member before her previous illness that had left her with some neurological deficit. She was one of the soloists of the youth choir, a member of the praise dance team, a outstanding pathfinder, who had met and exceeds all classes' requirements. She had a passion for music and was taking private piano lesson. Faith's favorite color was purple, a sense of royalty. She impacted the lives of many with her infectious smile, her loving hugs, her plainspoken attitude, her generosity, her trademark sense of humor and her courageous demeanor.
She leaves to cherish her memories: her dedicated and loving parents, Byron and Imogene Campbell, her devoted brothers, Byron Jr. (Neptune, NJ); Gregory and Michael (Colorado); her loving sisters, Karen(Neptune, NJ); and Nadine(Colorado); Maternal-grandmother: Smatha Morris (Jamaica); Paternal-grandmother: Louise Crawford, (Paterson, NJ); Paternal-grandfather: Hadden Campbell, (Jamaica); Aunts: Elorine Hill, (North Carolina); Edith Baptiste, Cherrymine Donegan, Noral Campbell, Claire Campbell, Verona Campbell, (all of Long Island); Valda Crawford (Denmark), Uncles: Winston Morris, Herbert Gordon, Patrick Morris, (All of Jamaica), Raymond Whitelock (California), Locksley Campbell (Neptune, NJ); Keith Hill, (North Carolina); Jean Baptiste, (Long Island); Nieces: Regina, Aalayah, Tiara, Nephew: DeAnthony, DeAndre, Ronald-Dino, Brandon, MacKala, Cassel, MicKoy, and a host of cousins, church family, friends, caring and sympathetic nurses, teachers, doctors.
The Mount Olivet Seventh-day Adventist Church, will be hosting the celebration of life for Faith Samantha Campbell. Faith will be laid to rest at the Monmouth Memorial Park, 4201 Rt 33, Tinton Falls, NJ. Faith's favorite color is purple; please feel free to wear purple along with family in her memory.
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