Jolene "Jean" Faye Camp

Service for Jolene "Jean" Faye Camp, two months old will be held  at 2:00PM, Friday, October 17, 2025 in the Crosier-Pearson Chapel.

Our sweet baby girl, gone too soon, but forever held in our hearts.

Although her time with us was far too short, Jolene filled every moment with light and love. Her beautiful smile could brighten any room, and she had a special way of lifting her little head just to see the faces of those who adored her. She loved hearing her Mom and Dad talk and play with her, often cooing and responding in her own sweet way.

Her nickname, "Jean", was chosen by her Nana with love long before she arrived, and in her brief time here, she left an everlasting mark on every heart she touched.

We don't always know or understand the Lord's plan. We just know that we were blessed by the time we got with her and know that she's waiting on us with Our Father and our Lord and Savior Jesus. So, for now, we will continue to move toward Him who is faithful and true until our time that we will all be together in Glory in our Savior Jesus Christ. 

Luke 18:16

Jesus called the children to him saying, "Let the little children come to me, and do not hinder them, for the kingdom of God belongs to such as thee"

Jolene is deeply loved and will be forever missed by everybody, especially her Mom, Emily Camp, Dad, Grady Jones; brother, Carson Camp; grandparents, Crystalie Faye Camp and Nicolas Marquez, Jennifer and Danny Jones; brother, Carson Camp; great-grandparents, Jeannine and Dennis Moore, Danny Camp, Elvira and Danny Jones, Evelyn and Ernesto Torres; great-great-grandparents, David MacDonald, Shirley Camp and Alice Moore; loving aunts and uncles, Madison Camp, Julie Marquez, Amberli Fowler, Mason and Trey Jones; great aunt and uncles, Kathy and Matthew Bell, Cody and Erin Camp, Kendra Moore, Melvin Goodie, Derek Moore, Sofia Moore, Justin Hamilton and many more aunts, uncles, and cousins. She was loved by many other great aunts, uncles, and cousins.

Extended thanks to Aunt Marian and Jeffrey Hunt.

Until we meet again in Heaven, our hearts will hold you close, sweet Jolene.