Created August 27, 2018
In Memory
This eternal flame burns forever
in remembrance of Gary W. Cameron
Gary
W. Cameron,
August 30, 1953 - August 8,
2024
Gary was born on August 30,
1953 to the late Jack D. Cameron and
Joycelyn Matlock Cameron in El Dorado, AR.
Gary worked for Great Lakes
Chemical, DuPont and Chemours for a total of 40
years & 4 months. He was a member of Immanuel Baptist
Church where he
helped in the TV ministry and Operation Christmas Child and
keeping the
grounds mowed.
He enjoyed spending time
with his family skiing on the river. He also enjoyed
camping with them at Cowhide Cove on Lake Greeson.
After retirement, he
loved traveling and spending quality time with his late wife,
Denise. They
enjoyed bus tours and going on cruises together. One of their
most memorable
trips was to see
Yellowstone National Park.
Gary was preceded in death
by his wife Billie Denise Sanders Cameron, his
father, Jack D.
Cameron, his mother, Joycelyn Matlock Cameron, his
paternal
grandparents, Owen and
Mattie Mae Burley Cameron, his maternal
grandparents, Robert Andrew
Matlock and Emma Maggie Flournoy Matlock.
Those left to cherish his memories are his children, Jeff
Cameron (Andrea) of
Ruston, LA and Sharon
Guthrie (William) of Baytown, TX; grandchildren, Reed,
Kenzie and Garrett of
Baytown, TX; Масу, Layla and
Bryce of Ruston, LA.; sister,
Judy Welch (Danny) of
Keithville, LA; nieces, Amanda Rich (Chris) of Sherman,
TX; nephew, Cameron Vick
(Carrie) of Stonewall, LA; and numerous family and
friends.
Visitation will be held from
12:00-2:00 p.m. Saturday, August 17, 2024 at
Immanuel
Baptist Church, El Dorado, AR. A memorial service will follow at 2:00
p.m. with Rev.
Clark Whitney officiating. Interment will follow at Scotland
Cemetery.
Serving as Honorary
Pallbearers will be Byron Bailey, Darren Heard, Mike
Latimer,
Gary Hudson and Brad Thomason.
Memorials may be made to Operation Christmas Child or to
the Immanuel
Baptist
Church Building Fund.
Though He's gone, He is not forgotten.
Though absent, He remains in spirit.
Though once a worker, He now rests.
by The Arkansas Good Sams
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