Lindsey Suzanne Campbell

Lindsey Suzanne Northcott Campbell arrived on August 13, 1975, and ran into the arms of Jesus March 4, 2025 joining her beloved Nannie and Paw Paw, Barbara and Udell White. In true Lindsey fashion, her life is being celebrated with joy and gratitude for the countless ways she made the world a brighter place. This celebration of Lindsey's life will take place on March 15, 2025, 11 am at the First Christian Church in Snyder, Texas, with longtime friend Leroy Ochoa officiating. Arrangements are under the direction of Bell-Cypert-Seale Funeral Home.

From the very beginning, Lindsey's presence lit up every room she entered-her big, expressive brown eyes (fondly described by Paw Paw as "two burnt holes in a blanket") brought warmth and humor to every gathering. At just 18 months old, she became a loving big sister to Jennifer. Her love for her "Jenna-woo" was truly remarkable. Even though both Lindsey and Laura Hamby playfully "bossed" little Jennifer around, her deep, protective affection for her sister always shone through.

An academic star, Lindsey graduated from Ira ISD as Salutatorian and later earned her Bachelor's degree from UTPB, proving that learning came easily to her brilliant mind. Her determination and strong work ethic enabled her to provide for her loved ones through every twist and turn of life. This past August, she embarked on a new chapter as a teacher at Midland High School-a role she embraced wholeheartedly, finding immense joy in guiding and inspiring her students.

Lindsey was a warrior. Earning her black belt in karate not only showcased her strength and discipline but also forged lasting bonds with kindred spirits. That same fighting spirit shone brightly as she faced her illness with grace and courage.

Her love knew no bounds. Lindsey adored Jesus, her family and friends, and all the simple pleasures that made life beautiful-whether it was the timeless tunes of The Beatles, a sunny day at the beach, a friendly round of golf, board games, or cheering on her Texas Rangers. Above all, she reveled in celebrating her two sons' achievements, accomplishments, and goals; they were the very reason she shined so brightly. Her heart was big enough to embrace everyone she considered a friend, with her dearest long-time friend Margot Alarcon holding a special place at the top of that cherished list.

Her family was her greatest treasure. Lindsey is survived by her husband, Phillip; her devoted sons, Tyler and Evan; her mother and step-father, Gale and Randy Rodgers; her cherished sister Jennifer with her husband, Brent Burden; her brother-in-law Stephen Campbell and his wife, Lana; her beloved nieces-Kensey (Britt ) and their daughter Emerie who affectionately called Lindsey "Lilo"; Kaitlee, (boyfriend Zachary Sparks), as well as Hannah and Stevie; and her nephew, Gavin Doyle. Beyond her immediate family, she leaves behind many cherished relatives and friends who were forever touched by her radiant spirit. She also leaves behind her beloved pets-dogs Roscoe and Lucy, and cats Mittens and Fluffy.

Lindsey's life was full of love, joy, and unwavering resilience. Her energy, humor, and kind heart will forever inspire those who knew her. Her memory will continue to shine brightly in our hearts.

"A heart is not judged by how much you love, but how much you are loved by others." Wizard of Oz

Lindsey was deeply loved by all who knew her.