Jason Scott Campbell

He is survived by parents, Lisa and Mark Manahan, his birth father Scott Campbell, his step-mothers Corrinne Williams and Kim Novak Ackerman; his former wife & her children, Kathleen Wearing, Melody Bauer, Cora Wearing, Kenny Miller; his siblings, Allisen Barclift, Alyssa N Campbell, Larry Campbell, Jamie Manahan Johnson, Sarah Manahan Stockley; his great-grandmother Maurita Welch, grandparents Frank and Lonnie Welch, grandparents Sandra and Lloyd Myers, grandmother Rosemary Manahan; His nephews, Ryan Hendry, Shaun Stockley, Sagen Johnson, Casen Johnson, Britton Johnson, Jordan Gonzalez; His nieces, Macy Hendry, Genesse Johnson, Chloe Campbell, Samantha Wearing Gonzalez, Riley Wearing; His Uncles and Aunts, Bob and Marla Koblischke, Ralph and Gaylee Cox, Russell Welch and Carol Warga, Randy Welch and Maryann Herrera, Shannon Welch and Randy Wakefield, Todd Welch, Danyelle and Arnold Malvick, Reid and Stacy Ferguson, Steve and Kim Myers, Jeff and Kathi Myers, Lee Mathis, Melodee and David Shatswell, Marc and Penny Johnson, Renee Johnson, Rodney Johnson; his cousins, Daniel Cox and Michelle Porsche Cox, Amber Cox and Nick Suttner, Nathan Cox and Tiffany Cho, Travis Cox and Michelle Chawner Cox, Kimberly Welch Otellio and Brad Otellio, Abigail Otellio, Juliet Otellio, Tabitha Welch and Derek Sutter, Thomas Welch and Sherry Alquino, Leah and Lance Neal, Harper Neal, Griffin Neal, Lera and Jake Blevins, Lauren Koblischke and Casey Craig, Sarah and Jon Kowalski, Devin and Morgan Kowalski, Kelly Ferguson, Anthony Morales, Lauren Warga, Nicole Warga, Alex Malvick, Jansen Malvick, Ty Welch; His Brothers-in-laws, Eric Stockley, Michael Johnson, James Wearing, Chris Barclift; Sisters-in-Laws, Hannah Campbell, Kandyce Wearing; and of course, his beloved dog, Hutch, who was by his side when he passed.

Jason attended Elementary Schools in Orange and Corona, Ca, Middle School and High School in Riverside, Ca graduating in 1996. He went on to develop skills in automotive and motorcycle repair, residential and commercial plumbing, electrical, drywall and carpentry.

His interests and hobbies included cooking, camping, fishing, radio control cars, and desert toys such as motorcycles and off-road vehicles. He enjoyed bartering for all of these items online, then repairing and offering them for sale on various online markets. He also enjoyed caring for his many turtles and fish aquariums.

Gathering to share time with family and friends was his main focus throughout his entire life. He loved to laugh and joke. Those who knew him will remember him as a man who was there to help. Whether to fix a leak, provide a room for a friend, or offer to lend an ear.

From the age of 25, his life was challenged every day by Type 1 Diabetes. For many years he diligently attempted to control his blood sugars. Eventually his blood sugars controlled him. Through out the many hospital visits, he remained positive about a cure for diabetes.

Jason lived simply, shared all that he owned and welcomed everyone with a genuine open heart. He was always ready to help a friend, neighbor or family member. He gave anonymously, seldom bringing attention to himself. Jason was a casual guy. If you would like to honor his memory, please make an anonymous donation which provides food and/or shelter to people or animals.

Jason's smile and infectious laugh will be missed by all. His bright blue eyes encouraged communication at a deep level. He cared about the depth and spirit of others, respecting their beliefs. His hugs were determined to leave you feeling loved. He never missed an opportunity to say "I Love You." Jason was truly loved by so many. His gentle soul lives on in our hearts through out eternity.

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