Owen David Campbell | From the Trenches

by Dodie Ownes
Jun 19, 2013 | Filed in News & Features
Sara Grajek Campbell, our former From the Trenches columnist, got married while writing for SLJTeen. She gave up working on the column in order to pursue another project. Here's a glimpse of what that "project" looks like.
Sara Grajek Campbell, our former From the Trenches columnist, got married while writing for SLJTeen. When she told me that she needed to spend more time on a new project and had to give up the column, I had my suspicions. And I was right.Owen David Campbell On April 20, 2013, Sara and her husband welcomed Owen David Campbell into the world. Now I'm a little worried—April Layne Shroeder, whose column Fresh Paint replaced Sara's, just got married. Will history repeat itself? Best wishes to Sara and new family!
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April Shroeder

Only time will tell! :) Congratulations, Sara!

Posted : Jun 20, 2013 12:32

Sara Campbell

Thanks April!

Posted : Jun 24, 2013 06:56

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