Jennifer Joy (Jenny) Campbell, 44, of McAlpin, Florida, passed away unexpectedly on July 14, 2026, in Sugar City, Colorado. Jennifer was born on January 02, 1982, in Gainesville, Alachua County, Florida, to Kenneth Lee Campbell and Pamela Eeg Campbell.

Jennifer is survived by her father, Kenneth Campbell. Other survivors include "Cousin Joan" Langford of Powell, Tennessee, and Cousin John (Michelle) Middleton of St. Petersburg, Florida. Jennifer is preceded in death by her mother and two baby brothers, Kenneth Lee Campbell, Jr. and Kenneth Nathaniel Campbell.

A life-long native of Live Oak, Suwannee County, Jennifer served faithfully at Westside Baptist Church where she organized the Women's Ministry Group, played drums, and managed the church's webpage.

Jennifer graduated high school from Christ Fellowship Academy in 2001. She earned her Bachelor of Education degree from University of Florida in 2006 and her M.S.Ed in English Education from Nova Southeastern in 2008.

Jennifer began her teaching career at Columbia High School in 2006. She was hired into the Suwannee County School District family in 2011 and served this district well for the past 14 years, teaching at Suwannee Middle School, Suwannee Virtual School, RiverOak Technical College, and most recently, as Music teacher at her favorite school, Suwannee Springcrest Elementary.

Jennifer regularly spent her summers and school breaks on the mission field abroad, traveling with her dad to 70+ countries for the sole purpose of sharing the Gospel of Christ. She was passionate about sharing the story of her life and her love for her Creator. She was an author, digital creator, songwriter, musician, and the founder of a virtual project, Christ Will Return Ministries.

Jennifer loved the color green, She loved beach time, star-gazing, and early morning walks with Billie, the Corgi. She loved her cat Morris, and she loved her daddy. Jennifer was incapable of seeing anything but good in people. She accepted with courage the things she could not change. She forgave easily. She always saw the cup half-full. She was kind.

Services will be held at 11:00 a.m., Saturday, August 15, 2026 at Westside Baptist Church in Live Oak, with Pastor Timothy Setzer officiating. If you would like to remember Jennifer in a special way, please make a donation to Westside Baptist Church Women's Ministry Group.

Please take a moment to sign the online guestbook, and keep her dad, Mr. Ken Campbell, in your prayers.