Kiaya Mae Campbell
2006 - 2017
Kiaya Mae Campbell
2006 - 2017
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BORN
2006
DIED
2017
Kiaya Campbell Obituary
Kiaya's spirit sparkled brightest when she was singing, dancing, and in front of the camera. She was a 2017 fifth grade graduate of Monarch Montessori where she excelled in school, and was a beacon of compassion and benevolence to everyone around her. Her strong will and courage to assist those in need was matched only by her charismatic energy and passion for life. A life that shared a special affinity for owls, incomparable collections, and most of all music. Kiaya's love for music came to life most vividly around her parents, her aunt Jenasee, and cousin Bella. The songs she loved, the songs she sang, will forever be a soundtrack to our lives.
Kiaya is survived by her loving parents, Jacoby and Chantel Campbell, brother Alexzander Campbell, maternal grandparents Doug and Julie Beery, paternal grandparents Tom and Christine Campbell, Aunt Jenasee, Uncles Jonathan, TJ, and Mark.
Arrangements under the direction of Olinger Crown Hill Mortuary, Cemetery & Arboretum, Wheat Ridge, CO.
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Leora Wambach
October 12, 2017
I'm so sorry for you, sweet girl, and for your family who must still be hurting so hard. You are still often in my thoughts and though I never knew you or your family, I wish this had not happened to you.
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Vincy
September 5, 2017
I still think of her all the time. I hope her family is doing well. Kiaya I know you are missed
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