Sara's Obituary

St. George, Utah: Sara Michele Campbell Baker, age 35, passed away Easter Sunday, April 4, 2010 in Las Vegas University Medical Center. She was born September 15, 1974, in St. George, Utah, the first child of Roger and Jane Esplin Campbell. She was raised in St. George and graduated from Pine View High School, 1992. She married her first love and high school sweetheart, Brad Baker on June 8, 1996, in the St. George Temple. They are the parents of five children.
Sara loved to sing and had a beautiful voice. She was an amazing organizer. She also loved to plan and set goals. Sara was kind, tender, compassionate, genuine and wanted things perfect. She was active in the LDS Church and served as a Primary teacher and counselor, cub-scout den mother, and as a Relief Society Counselor. Her greatest love was her husband and children. She was such a good wife and mother. Her whole life was centered on her family. Family time was so important to Brad and Sara. Their children know how much they loved each other.
She is survived by her husband, Brad and children, Katelyn, Tyler, Kyle, Annie, and Avrie; parents Roger and Jane Esplin Campbell of Beaver; sisters Jennifer (Beau) Barney of Lehi, Amanda (Aaron) Felstead of St. George, Christina (Tamron) Lee of Cedar City and brother Michael (Meagan) Campbell of St. George; Grandfather - Bybee Campbell of St. George. Father and Mother-in-law Phil & Lynette Baker of Washington City.
Sara is preceded in death by: Grandparents, T. Lavoy and Phoebe Esplin, Clidene M. Campbell. Nephews: Brecken and Brayden Felstead. Niece: Audrie Campbell. Brother-in-law: Charlton Robert Palmer.
Funeral services will be Saturday, April 10, 2010, 11 am, Sunset 1st Ward, 82 N Dixie Drive, St. George. Viewing for friends and family will be held Friday, April 9, 6 - 8 pm at Spilsbury Mortuary and Saturday 9:30 to 10:30 proir to services. Interment will take place in Tonaquint Cemetery.
Special thanks to Dixie Regional Medical Center, St. George, Sunrise Hospital and University Medical Center in Las Vegas for their kind and compassionate care.

Sara we love and will miss you.

Sara return home to her Heavenly Father this evening. With her family by her side. We will always hold a special place in our hearts for her and will miss her deeply. If you do not no Sara she is married to Jason brother Brad. They have 5 wonderful kids. She has been threw a lot the last few months. She had a very short time here on earth. But will always be a part of our Eternal Family. She was just 35. Our thoughts and prayers are with Brad and the kids. We love you Sara.

Happy Easter

The boys were up and dressed early this morning and ready for there candy.

We had a great Easter

Jason started in early with a sugar rush

Then a melt down over that's mine and not yours baxter

We had a great lunch with 6 of our missionary's.

Then some fun with egg coloring. I don't know what is going on with Brielle hair.

Fun with the Elders

It was the Elders P Day on Thursday and they asked if I could take them to Walmart in Mesquite. Me and Bridger and Boston took them we had a blast.

They took my camera and had a little fun. We stopped for a few pizzas for the hungry crew.

I guess it is time

I having a hard time with my Baby growing up. Everyone knows brielle is spoiled rotten and the baby of the family. I know I have tried to keep her a baby for way to long. But it is pretty sad when your two year old comes to you a few times a day and asks Mom will you please potty train me. Then I go looking for her and I call her name and she says Mom I'm in here I'm just going potty. There I find her every time with her diaper off and she has gone on the potty. So I guess it is time I let her grow up a little even know I do not want to.

So we went shopping and bought a few new things.

We made a fun potty chart. She has already eared a trip to Wally's for a treat.

The boys only complaint why do we have to share a bathroom with her and her Dora toilet seat.

We went and saw the Easter Bunny yesterday. Brielle was in love.

Bridger was the only boy that did not think he was to cool for the Easter Bunny. Or I think I heard something about he was only in it for the candy.

I guess that now that brielle is almost 3 and not so much my Baby anymore. It a good time to start working on a little sister for her. Brielle has been very concerned lately that we have been leaving the baby in the car when we get out and she is crying. I'm not sure what she is trying to tell us.

More prayers for Sara

Well most of you remember me posting about My sister in Law Sara. Almost two months ago she had brain surgery. She came home for a short time and was admitted back in the hospital for 10 days with meningitis. Saturday night they took her back in and found a abscess on her brain. They went in yesterday and did a second Brain surgery. The doctors did not get everything done they needed to because some complication arose. One being she lost one of her arteries that went from her brain to her leg. She is in ICU in Las Vegas and Still knocked out. I know she and her family could use a lot of prayers. She is going be down there for close to a month and with 5 little kids at home it does not make easy for her or her husband. Please keep there family in your prayers. We love you Sara.

Day 1 of Spring break and already a trip to the ER

So it is 7:30 this morning; it had been a quiet morning. The kids got up about 6:00 did there chores ate breakfast and headed outside to there fort. Meanwhile I'm sitting on the couch talking to Jason on his way home from work on the phone and here comes Bridger. Just as calm as can be and says to me can I have a band aid. I look up at him wondering why and i see two hands full of blood it all dribbled down his clothes. I start freaking out hanged up on Jason in a panic. Jason wondering what just happened at home. Bridger tried to cut off his thumb with his pocket knife while trying to whittle some wood this morning. Jason pulled into the drive way and off we went to the ER.

The pictures do not show how really bad it was a bunch of stitches latter, I did not get to count them all before the covered them up.

A stop for a new Ds game and Bridgers own cheese pizza and he is good as gold.

Day 1 and 2 We made it

Our day Started in route from logandale in to las vegas. We arrived into las Vegas around 400 am and dropped off our car at Jason's old Fire station on the strip. We tried to get a Taxi and it seemed to be impossible. So there stood Jason at 4 in the morning on the strip tyring to wave down a taxi in front of the fire station. His old crew came pulling in from a call. and said to there self's who is that stupid drunk guy in front of our station as that got closer they realised it was Jason. They were nice and gave us a lift. We arrived to the airport in style in the Fire truck.

Yea we are on the plane headed to Houston. A Little Ada vain in me and i was good to go.

We took a bus ride into Galveston and boared the ship.

Day 2 was a all day sea day. So we explored the ship and found some fun things to do.

We tried our hand in Bingo. I said to Jason why do I keep losing. And he nicely said Heidi how do you expect to win when your playing Bingo and it is Sunday. Yea I think he had a point.

Then it was formal night on the boat so we got dressed up and went for pictures. I was a little sad i went to curl my hair and my curling iron got broken on the plane some how.

Day 3 Progresso Chichen-itza

Day 3 progresso

This was my favorite day.

This may sound a little Corney. But This has been one of my life long dreams to come and visit these ruins. I stood there looking at them and could not believe I was standing there by them. It was such a amazing experience. I wanted to just cry because I was so happy to be there. But I kept it together until our batteries in or camera died 3 pictures in. And the bus with are camera case was gone. Panic. We lucky found a little hut that sold batteries. We would of paid anything at this point for batteries.







We had a warm welcome into progresso

and off on the bus for a 2 and a half hour ride to the ruins

Our tour guide

They were so amazing and pictures don't show how big and great they are. We only got to spend two hours there. We only saw a tiny portion of them. We are going to take the kids back and see them all.