Gage Richard Campbell Obituary

Gage was fierce in leading his own way, grounded in kindness and curiosity; he was a lover through and through. Gage was a true patriot, and believed our country has what it takes to learn to work together towards a more peaceful future. He was a survivor and a teacher who loved learning about the history of humankind and was always eager to share his knowledge. He finished high school at just 16 years old and quite often was the smartest one in the room. Gage loved to be with nature and treated our Earth with the most sacred respect. He was the biggest animal lover around and was a great companion to his 2 dogs, Bear and Lily. He was a quarter Native American and was very proud of his heritage. He loved his mom and enjoyed traveling around the country with her. He loved spending time with his dad up on the new family ranch. He loved going on new adventures with his siblings and playing video games online with his friends from all over the world. He was quick to laugh and lifted the the mood of anyone he was around. Most importantly, he took care of the people he loved and was ready to nurture whenever needed. He was a calm force in the middle of a storm and gave the biggest bear hugs any chance he got. Gage is a cherished son, brother, grandson, nephew, cousin, and friend. We miss and love him deeply. We feel incredibly blessed to have been in the presence of such a wise and tender soul for a full 20 years. We believe his energy lives on and will touch the lives of many more. We send him all of our light and love on his journey. Godspeed Monkey.

Gage is survived in death by his loving parents Corrinne Lovendahl and Jeff Morrey-Greer, Pauli Greer, and Mary Laser, his brothers Drew Kacey, Nathan Brenner, Devin Fletcher, Samuel Vis and Kenyon Fletcher, his sisters Kaiya Campbell, Mahalia Baker, and London Lovendahl. As well as his grandparents, Martha and Jim Campbell, Noel Brenner, and his aunt Shana Lebano. He is survived by many other loving friends and family members. He will be missed more than words can express. We love you Gage.