In Loving Memory of our mother— The Woman Who Taught us to say what we mean, speak up when we need something, not to give shit what people think, conflict happens, a difference of opinion was okay, and that you don't have to do anything if you don't want to. Our mom wasn't just a mom — she was a caregiver, a storyteller, a cosmetologist, a fighter (mentally, emotionally, and physically), she loved to dance, had a kick-ass taste in music and style, that everything is better on LOUD, she loved fast cars (driving fast with the music blaring), a friend, a thrift shopper, a grandmother, a wife, an ex-wife, a sister, a daughter, a niece, a cousin, an artist, ceramic painter, dart player, she loved summer and long walks, expressed humor in the wittiest and darkest way (perfection), loved her rings, shoes, and collecting antique stuff, and last but certainly not least, a woman who had the courage to express and live her own convictions. Of importance to note; "Several remarkable women throughout history have demonstrated the courage to express and live their convictions, leaving lasting legacies of justice, equality, and inspiration." Mom was one of a kind. Dynamite is powerful; small but packs a massive punch!

Tina Marie Campbell (Kearney), age 60 of Butte, MT, went home to be with her son Justin, family members, and the Lord on Saturday, September 05, 2026, at her home after struggling with chronic illness.

She was born November 24, 1965, in Butte, MT, a daughter of the late Lloydene Olivia Campbell and William Howard Campbell. She was daddy's girl and missed him terribly. She will now be able to joke and tell stories with her father, Buddy in heaven.

In addition to her parents, Tina was preceded in death by her son Justin Lawerence Skocilich. As well as her aunt Terri Holland, uncle Jim Dodd Sr., Jimmy Dodd Jr, and many other cherished family members.

Tina is survived by her two sons Brandon Howard Skocilich (Kayla Skocilich), Brendan Lawerence Skocilich, two daughters, Trichael Angelivia Wine (Dylan Wine), and Danielle Giacomino. She is also survived by her numerous grandchildren; Jaxon Skocilich, Aylinn Skocilich, Tucker Skocilich, Brooklen Wine, Gunner Wine, Blake Giacomino, Vaida Giacomino, and Landon Giacomino. Her brother Shawn Campbell. Her black cat, Sammy. Last, but certainly not least, our father Michael Kearney.

She leaves behind special friends from her apartment complex, one VERY special friend, mom's guardian angel, Carolyn O'Murphy. She and Carolyn spent numerous afternoons sharing stories, enjoying meals, and making lasting memories. Each of them checked on one another and built a unique, but wonderful bond. The reason our mom was around longer was due to the care of her best friend and neighbor Carolyn. Bernie, Susan, Belinda, and many others built lasting friendships with our mom.

In closing, our mother left a lasting impression on everyone that she met. She truly loved to stop and smell the flowers, pick them, and plant them. She made friends effortlessly. Our mom cherished her children and grandchildren. When speaking to her friends, her friends always said, "Tina spoke about her children and grandchildren, so proud, and lit up when she spoke.". Her triplets got the thrift shopping gene from nana Tina. Her granddaughter, Brooklen helped her nana out by painting her nails and toenails. They played cards together too, Brooklen always won. Jaxon took up nana's drawing gene. Aylinn and Tucker got the music gene from nana Tina. She absolutely adored her newest grandchild, Gunner. Life really is precious and too short.

Later, next year when it's warm, family will hold a small gathering to honor her. Cremation has taken place.