Always remembered.

Phillip Campas

Phillip Campas served his country as a 10-year combat veteran of the United States Marine Corps and a 5-year veteran of the Kern County Sheriff’s Office.

During Phillip’s service and dedication to the Marine Corps, Phillip was awarded the Navy and Marine Corps Achievement Medal, Combat Action Ribbon, Afghanistan Campaign Medal, Global War on Terrorism Service Medal, Marine Corps Drill Instructor Ribbon, and numerous other medals throughout his military career.

In 2015, Phillip was honorably discharged from the United States Marine Corps and shortly after, Phillip graduated from the Kern County Sheriff’s Office’s Kern Regional Training Center Academy for Peace Officers, where Phillip was the Class Leader and received the Top Overall Recruit.

In February 2016, Phillip was hired by the Kern County Sheriff’s Office and started his career as a Deputy Sheriff. Phillip had numerous roles with the Kern County Sheriff’s Office, including as a Patrol Deputy, Swat Team Operator, Assistant Range Master, Honor Guard Member, Physical Training (PT) Instructor, and Recruit Training Officer (RTO).

In addition to his duties at the Sheriff’s Office, Phillip volunteered his time as an instructor and mentor to the youth involved in the Devil Pups Organization, where he made a lasting impact.

Phillip served his community for five years until his end of watch on July 25th, 2021.