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Shannon Champ

February 3, 1980 - July 12, 2026

Shannon was a devoted follower of Jesus Christ whose faith remained steadfast throughout her courageous journey with glioblastoma. Her greatest desire was that others would come to know the hope she found in Christ, and she lived each day with quiet grace, unwavering integrity, and a heart devoted to serving others.

 

Beloved wife of Brian and cherished mother of Ryan and Nathan, Shannon was the heart of her family. She was a loving daughter to Patricia and the late Tom Tuppenney, a dear sister to Rob, and a treasured family member and friend to many whose lives were forever enriched by her kindness, compassion and selfless spirit.

 

While our hearts are broken by her absence, we rejoice knowing that Shannon is now fully healed and at peace in the presence of her Lord and Saviour.

 

The family extends their heartfelt gratitude to the extraordinary staff of Oak Ridges Hospice for the compassionate care they provided Shannon and our family during her final days.

Follow Shannon's story on Instagram @thebrainwarrior
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Honey in the Rock

Inspired by the book of Psalms, in January 2026 Springvale Women hosted a Revive Event called "Honey in the Rock" about finding the sweetness of Jesus and blessings of God even in the hardest of circumstances.  We all experience painful times of grief, trauma and tragedy. However, it's often in these places of disappointment and despair -the hardest places - that we draw the closest to the only One that truly brings peace and hope.  

Shannon Champ wrote this devotional to complement this event as she was walking through her diagnosis of grade 4 glioblastoma.  

Pilgrimage

In April 2026, Springvale Women Hosted a Revive Event called "Pilgrimage" that looked at what it is to walk in "living faith" - a faith that reveals itself through how we visibly live our lives.  Trusting God and walking through challenging times is a pilgrimage - one that takes everything we've got and one that is dependent on surrender to the One who holds it all.  

There really was no better writer for this edition of our devotional than Shannon, as she vulnerably shares her journey with brain cancer and what it looks like to trust that God is still in control and He is still good, even in times pain and sorrow.

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