Samuel Peter Cambell Ii

Samuel Peter Campbell II, born on November 29, 1970, in Nassau, Bahamas, to Samuel and JoAnne Campbell, passed away peacefully on November 7, 2024, in Sebring, Florida. He brought warmth, positivity, and an endless sense of optimism to everyone he met.

In 2022, Samuel and his family relocated to Sebring from Miami, Florida, embracing the change with enthusiasm and curiosity. Samuel was a devoted and loving husband to his wife, Asharie Campbell, and a deeply cherished father to his three children: McKinney Love Campbell of Huntsville, Alabama; Soleil Amor Campbell of Sebring, Florida; and Samuel Peter Campbell III of Sebring, Florida. He also leaves behind his beloved parents, Samuel and JoAnne Campbell; his brother, Andre Campbell (Tanisha) of Tampa, Florida; and his sister, Stacy Marshall (Dwight) of Nassau, Bahamas.

Samuel’s faith was central to his life; as a dedicated member of the Seventh-day Adventist Church, he found great joy and purpose in sharing God's word and lived with a steadfast devotion. His presence brightened every gathering, and his warmth and openness made everyone feel welcome—Samuel truly never met a stranger.

A talented and creative soul, Samuel had many interests. He had a lifelong love for music and was a gifted singer. An enthusiast of cars, he enjoyed car sports and was often found discussing the latest automotive trends. He shared his love of food with friends and family, and he was especially known for his signature BBQ chicken, which delighted all who were lucky enough to share a meal with him.

Samuel’s intelligence and optimism were two of his defining qualities. Known as an "idea man," he always approached life with a fresh perspective, sparking inspiration in others with his creativity and unshakable positivity. Even after his diagnosis, Samuel remained resilient and hopeful, embodying a strength that encouraged his loved ones to do the same.

Above all, Samuel adored his family. He was a nurturing and patient father, a loving son and brother, and a devoted husband. He had an exceptional ability to make each person feel special, and he maintained friendships with schoolmates and old friends across the years, building a lasting legacy of kindness, humor, and support.

Samuel will be deeply missed by all who were blessed to know him. His memory lives on in the laughter, love, and faith he shared so freely.

Arrangements entrusted to:
Stephenson-Nelson Funeral Home
4001 Sebring Parkway
Sebring, FL 33870