It is with broken hearts that we share the tragic passing of Kameron Rast and Trinity Baker on September 21, 2025, two vibrant teenagers whose lives were taken far too soon. Though their time here was short, the love, joy, and laughter they brought to their family and friends will live on forever.

Trinity was full of life, a dreamer with a heart as big as her smile. She loved to sing and dance, always surrounding herself with music. Animals were her passion, and she dreamed of becoming a veterinarian one day. Trinity was known for her gift of conversation—she could light up any room she entered and never met a stranger. Outgoing, spirited, and loving, she poured her energy into her family, especially her sister Faith, and those closest to her.

Kameron was driven, intelligent, and strong-willed, with a quiet brilliance that shone brighter than he often admitted. He was passionate about anime, video games, and basketball. A true gamer at heart, he was also determined to graduate, pursue welding and mechanics, and build a bright future. Known for standing up against bullies and helping others, Kameron carried a protective spirit and a gift for making people laugh. He loved deeply—his family, his friends, and especially his sister Faith and Trinity.

Together, Kameron and Trinity were inseparable—outgoing, a little crazy, spoiled in the way only loved children can be, and fiercely devoted to one another. They embodied the joy, stubbornness, and passion of typical teenagers, reminding all who knew them how bright and fleeting youth can be.

Their lives, though cut short, leave behind an unforgettable legacy of love, laughter, and light. To know them was to love them, and their absence leaves an ache that words cannot fill.

They will forever be remembered and cherished by their family, friends, and all who were blessed to share in their lives.

Those left to cherish their memory include: Matthew and Raelynn Brown; James and Shannon Rast; sister Faith Baker; grandparents Matthew and Angie Brown, Susan Langley; as well as a host of extended family and friends

A memorial service in their honor will be held at 3:00 PM Sunday, September 28, 2025, at One Community Church in El Dorado, AR, Pastor Jason Yarborough officiating. A time of visitation will be held from 2:00 PM until time of service at the church.