Kimberly Kamille Campbell

Kimberly Kamille Campbell, age 55, went to her eternal home in Heaven on Saturday, November 7, 2026. While our hearts are broken by her absence, we find comfort knowing that she is now rejoicing in the presence of Jesus and reunited with loved ones who went before her.

Kimberly was born on April 15, 1971, in Lakeland, Florida, to Reverend Kamaill and Jacklyn Campbell. She was a woman whose heart was full of love, whose smile could brighten a room, and whose presence made people feel special. If you were anywhere near Kimberly, chances are you were going to get a hug! She never missed an opportunity to wrap her arms around someone, make them feel loved, or remind them that they mattered. Her hugs were more than a greeting; they were simply one of the many ways she showed how much she cared.

Kimberly was a longtime member of Creola Assembly of God and Free Life Assembly, where she faithfully and lovingly served in the church nursery for 30 years. Her love for children and her willingness to serve were a beautiful reflection of her heart for God and others. For three decades, she poured love into little lives, making a difference in ways that will never be forgotten. Her years of faithful service were not just about watching children; they were about loving families, serving her church, and being the hands and feet of Jesus.

Kimberly also made many wonderful friendships at Cleveland House, where she enjoyed spending time with friends and never turned down a good, competitive game of bowling! Whether sharing laughter, making memories, or showing off her competitive side, she treasured the friendships and special moments she shared with those around her.

Above all, Kimberly loved people. She had a way of making everyone feel welcomed, included, and loved. She didn’t need a special occasion to show someone she cared. A hug, a smile, or simply being there was enough. Those who knew her will remember her loving heart, her affection, her faithfulness, and the countless little ways she made life sweeter for others.

Today, Kimberly is dancing on the streets of gold, reunited with her beloved dad, Kamaill Campbell; her nieces, Eden Dailey and Hallow Verde; her grandparents, Robert and Beulah Glassbrook and Berta and Sam Campbell. What a beautiful reunion it must be!

She leaves behind her loving mother, Jacklyn Campbell; her sisters, Keri Dailey and Kourtney Verde; her brothers-in-law, David Dailey and Emil Verde; her nephews, Liam and Uriah Dailey, and Emil and Eli Verde; and her niece, Jovie Verde. She also leaves behind countless friends, church family members, and loved ones whose lives were touched by her kindness and love.

Though we will miss her hugs, her laughter, and the joy she brought into every room, we will carry her love with us always. Her life reminds us that some of the greatest legacies are not measured by what we accomplish, but by how deeply we love others. Kimberly’s earthly journey may have ended, but her love will continue to live on in the hearts of everyone who knew her.

A celebration of Kim’s life will be held on Saturday, November 14th, at Free Life Church in Creola, Alabama. Visitation will be at

10:00am followed by the service at 11:00am. Interment will be in Mobile Memorial Gardens. Condolences may be offered at www.radneyfuneralhome-saraland.com.