With sadness and gratitude in our hearts we announce the passing of Wendy Jo Campbell Howell.  She returned home to her Father in Heaven and our beloved Savior on Sunday, March 9th, 2025, in her home. Her loving husband was at her side as she peacefully left this earth. We are grateful her pain is gone, and she is whole and happy again. Wendy was born on September 11th, 1959, in Idaho Falls, Idaho. She is the fourth daughter of Wendell Odell Campbell and Janet Jaunita Curtis. Her dad decided he wasn’t getting a boy, so she was named Wendy after him. The next child was a brother, then two more girls. 

She was preceded in death by her parents, her father-in-law Norman L Howell, her two sisters Debbie Johnson, Cherise Carillo, a nephew Cory Johnson and two brother in-laws, Brent Howell and Todd Howell. 

Wendy is survived by her one true love Norman Reed Howell.  She is also survived by her four siblings Vicki (Alan) McCombs, Becky (Paul) Robertson, Kim (Mary) Campbell and Shawna (Sam) Howlett. Two Brother in-laws Jack Johnson and Marty Carillo. Stepchildren Tammy Howell, Daniel Howell, David Howell, Kim (Mike) Hess, Mike (Kerri) Howell and her wonderful mother-in-law whom she dearly loved, Helen Howell.  

Wendy is the mother to Josh (Susa) Wood, Kara (Jeremy) Sabin, Callie Turner and Jake (Hope) Wood. She has seven grandchildren Jace, Bear, Ziggy, Chakra, and Suri. 

10 grandchildren in-laws Cordell, Kansas, Makayla, Adam, Ariah, Cody, Kade, Gabe, Paul and Belatrix. She has many nieces and nephews and their children who will miss her. 

Wendy and Norm were married on September 15, 2000. They were later sealed in the Brigham City Temple. Their marriage was full of laughter and love.  

Wendy was an active member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. She served many times as the Relief Society enrichment director. She enjoyed being girls camp director and as a ward missionary. She and Norm were the Curlew ward Trek Masters in 2007. They enjoyed that calling. 

Wendy is described as funny, pretty, crafty, caring, compassionate and a dear friend. She enjoyed teaching school, collecting owls, gnomes and other fun things. Wendy was a good home decorator, she liked to craft, garden, color, scrapbook, crochet and had many other talents. 

Wendy and Norm loved holidays. Their favorite was Halloween. People never knew what they’d do at their annual Halloween Bash. Their costumes were epic. Wendy and her five sisters were usually up to something. They loved being together and making memories. 

It is a comfort to know Wendy is with loving family members. She is most likely planning a party or something fun. She will be greatly missed. We love you! Together Forever!!

A celebration of her life was held on Tuesday March 18th at 12:00. A viewing was held from 10:30-11:30 that morning and from 6:00-7:30 on Monday March 17th. Garland chapel 175 South Main, Garland, Utah. 

In lieu of flowers please donate to the National Liver Foundation in her name. Charitable Giving American Liver Foundation   PO Box 299 West Orange, New Jersey 07052. Or call Kevin at 646-737-9406. You can also donate online at the American Liver Foundation Donations. 

Thank you for your love, prayers and support. 

We would appreciate your  thoughts and memories of Wendy.  They can be shared on the guest book at “Horsley Funeral Home”.