Christopher Campbell

Christopher “The Toph” Campbell passed away on November 9th, 2024. Christopher’s adored parent’s Kathy Christiansen and Randy Campbell were his guiding light, his lighthouse; always guiding him home and bringing him comfort. Early on, he was involved in baseball, as well as football and other athletic ventures. He enjoyed golfing with special people closest to him, like Adam “Lou Dog”, Porter, and Ryan “Pizzle”, just to name a few. He was also an avid gun enthusiast. Christopher loved to experience life with his brother, Adam, finding peace and happiness under the stars while camping at Grey’s River and feeling the tug at the end of his fishing pole. Christopher was a shy, bright and brilliant young man who was always watching the world around, always aware of the people around him and along the way, with his smile, touched countless souls.

One of these souls was his cherished wife, Ashlee, whom they met through, his friend & her brother, Preston Peterson at a party. From that moment on they were utterly inseparable-soulmates-two puzzle pieces that were meant to fit together to create the most beautiful of pictures.
They celebrated five years of marriage and ten years together. Christopher was a compassionate and devoted husband. They loved traveling together and spending time playing with their beloved dogs, Kody, Kaiya, as well as Mr. Kitty.

He also enjoyed cheering on The Bengals and loved finding his escape in music. Christopher’s life was set to the soundtrack of rebellion, passion, and intensity. The Trouble Bound Crew was his life and he loved his friends dearly. He was also the best and most loved uncle to his nieces and nephews.
Grief is hard and grief is heavy. It is the last act we give to those we loved and with Christopher, tell a story, say his name and keep him living for eternity.

Punk rock never dies. Always.

He is survived by his wife Ashlee (Jenkins) Campbell; his mother and stepfather, Kathy and Rob Christiansen; his brother Adam Campbell (Torie); Aunts and Uncles: Donna Shepherd; Mitch (Kate) Bueche; Lori Nelson; Blaine (Debbie) Campbell, Elaine Shortt, Allen (Lorene) Campbell, and Ramona Smith; and 13 nieces and nephews. He was joined in death by his father Randy Campbell; his grandparents Glen and Valoy (Diane) Campbell, Marlene and Tom Bueche; his aunt Laurie Mayne; his uncles Rick Nelson, and Ray Smith; his father-in-law, Jim Jenkins; and The Lost Boys: Cole Naisbitt, Dewey Savage, Devon Wade, and James Eddy; as well as his beloved dog, Shade.

In lieu of flowers, please donate to a mental health awareness organization of your choice.
We will be hosting his Celebration of Life on November 23rd at The Copper Nickel, from 3-6pm, followed by Brewskis.