Mallory Grace Campbell

New Iberia – It is with profound sorrow that we announce the passing of Mallory Grace Campbell, a brilliant ray of sunshine who graced our lives from August 19, 2024, until January 11, 2026. Funeral services will be held at Pellerin Funeral Home at 1:30 pm on Saturday, January 17, 2026. Pastor Toby Ryder will officiate.

Interment will follow at Holy Family Cemetery.

Visitation will be at Pellerin Funeral Home on Friday from 4:00 pm until 9:00 pm, and will continue on Saturday from 8:00 am until 1:30pm.

Mallory was the happiest little girl, radiating love and warmth wherever she went. She had an innate ability to sense when her mother needed comfort, always ready to offer a hug or a kiss, brightening the darkest of days. Her laughter filled the air as she danced around, expressing uncontainable joy while playfully chewing on everything in sight. Although she had a distinct dislike for shoes, her loving mother made sure she had an array of beautiful socks to add a splash of color to her delightful outfits.

The bond between Mallory and her big sister, Charlie, was extraordinary. They were not just siblings; they were best friends who shared countless adventures and moments of pure joy. Their laughter echoed together as they played side by side, creating memories that will last forever.

Mallory had a penchant for outdoor play, a love for her cherished dog and cat, and a vivid imagination that transported her to magical places. Although capturing her mischievous spirit in photographs proved challenging, her mother often succeeded in getting snapshots of her “on the run,” revealing the intense enthusiasm Mallory carried for life.

Mallory found contentment in snuggling up with her mommy as they read books together, fostering a love for stories that would have surely blossomed as she grew. Her cousins fondly called her "Mal Mal," and together they played, laughed, and shared the innocence of childhood. Mallory’s favorite part of the day was when her daddy got home from work. The sheer excitement that illuminated her little face was a sight to behold!

Though her time with us was fleeting, Mallory’s enchanting spirit will continue to inspire us. She taught us to embrace the small moments, express our love openly, and find joy in every facet of life. We carry her memory forward, forever grateful for the light she brought into our lives.

Mallory is survived by her loving parents, Cori and Autumn Guillotte Campbell; big sister, Charlie; paternal grandparents, Cursey “Joey” Jr. and Anita Douget; maternal grandparents, Shirley and Mishael “Mitch” Diaz; maternal grandfather, Scott Guillotte; maternal great grandparents, Karen Derouen and Glenn Verret, Glenn Guillotte and Linda Hebert, and Rick and Wanda Thrush; paternal great grandparents, Marvin and Melba Benoit, and Verna Douget; aunts, Ashley Broussard (Jarred), Ashley Guillotte (Jinky), Anna Diaz, Andrea Guillotte (Brett), Gracelyn “Ash” McCormick, Ashley Gary (Joey), and Lana “Nana” Duvall (Micah); uncles, Blake Guillotte, Cursey “Joey” Douget III (Heather), Codi “Parrain” Campbell (Lea), and Chandler Douget (Tamara); nannie, Stacey Bonadona, nanny, Sydney Fritz, parrain John Bonadona, parrain, Gage Fritz; best friends, Kyzer, Jesse and Maddie; and cousins, Faithlynn, Hudson, Karter, Kaylie, Julian, Elyise, Lyla, Maverick, Cora, and Ivory.

She was preceded in death by infant baby brother, Rhett Daniel Campbell; paternal grandfather, Maurice Campbell; paternal great grandparents, Betty Campbell, Daniel Domingue, Cursey Douget, Sr.; maternal great grandmother, Eileen Diaz; maternal great-great-grandparents, Jeffrey “Pop” and Doris “Mom” Delcambre, Leo and June Thrush, and Laura Jane Hubblle; and paternal uncle, Lubert “Jimmy” Guidry, Sr.

Pallbearers will be Joey Douget III, Codi Campbell, Chandler Douget, and Lubert Guidry.

Honorary pallbearers are Paw Paw Joey, Paw Paw Scott, Bello Diaz, and Cori Campbell.

The family would like to express heartfelt appreciation to the E.R. team at Women’s & Children’s Hospital for their efforts and compassion; and to Aunt Rhonda Beniot for her love and kindness during the family’s time of need.

Though her time with us was far too brief, Mallory’s spirit was a vibrant and joyous presence that will forever be cherished. May she rest in peace.

Pellerin Funeral Home, 502 Jefferson Terrace Blvd., New Iberia, LA 70560 (337-365-3331).