Trenton Amir-Raheem Campbell

Trenton Amir-Raheem Campbell, 19 of Massillon Ohio, passed away in a tragic car accident on April 14th, 2026. Trenton grew up in Massillon where he attended Massillon Washington High School & graduated as a state champion in 2024. He was attending Buckeye Career Center to become a heavy machine operator. Trenton enjoyed sports, friends, family, cars, working and making everyone laugh. He was the light you needed on a dark day and his laugh would always put a smile on your face. He loved life and he loved passing his contagious happiness onto others.

Trenton is survived be his mother's Stephanie Gurulé & Titania Rhodes. His father Justin Campbell. His Uncle's Mike Gurulé, Tyler Ray & Timothy Bristow. His Aunt's Christina Gurulé, Brittany Gurulé & Stacy Daugherty. His grandparents Fred & Patti Gurulé. His great grandma Honey. His baby sister Dalani Dedmon. His brother Micheal Madison. His cousins Olivia Gurulé, Dominic Accetta, Carson Gurulé, Noah Soliday, Amelya Haas. And many more loved ones.

Trenton Campbell's calling hours are Friday, April 24, 2026 from 9am-2pm at Paquelet Funeral Home in Massillon. Funeral services will be held from 2pm-3pm. Burial services will be held at St. Joseph's Cemetery. The celebration of life will be held at Ninth Street event Center in Massillon at 3:30 pm.

                                                                                                     One Final Thing

                                                                      As everyone gathers here, we know the feelings that loom.

                                                                              Even though I’m gone I can still read the room.

                                                                              I know I will be missed even though I am near.

                                                                             My sight and my vision are now much more clear.

                                                                                 As you all gather around here for my sake,

                                                                                I watch from above and see your hearts break.

                                                                             There is one final thing I would like to ask from you.

                                                                           It may be the hardest thing I could ever ask you to do.

                                                                             I need you to stand tall and to try and find strong,

                                                                                for I know right now those feelings feel wrong.

                                                                                        Grief is a feeling that must be faced,

                                                                                  the emotion of grief that cannot be replaced.

                                                                         I don’t ask you to replace me in that place of your heart.

                                                                            I just ask that you face me since now we must part.

                                                                                   I’ll be sure to stay there wherever you are,

                                                                                     in my own quiet way, I won’t be that far.

                                                                                 Remember, as you wonder through this big test,

                                                                                     these are my wishes, with one final request.