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David F. Cameron
March 04, 1964 - December 01, 2022
David F. Cameron of Topeka, passed away on Thursday, December 1, 2022 at the age of 58.
He was born March 04, 1964, in Topeka, Kansas, the son of Alan Cameron and Alice Lueb Cameron.
David attended Holy Name Grade School and Topeka High School.
David was an avid KU Basketball fan, he enjoyed fishing and going to the drag races.
Survivors include sisters, Patti Jackson (Maurice) and Libby Hermanson (Jim); brothers, Tim Cameron (Sandy) and Kirby Cameron (Tammy); nieces, Piper Naimabadi (Reza), Ali Cameron, Grace Young (Andre) and Sawyer Cameron; nephews, Reece Bartron, Andrew Cameron and Austin Cameron.
He was preceded in death by his parents, brother Mike Cameron and sister Anne Bartron.
Private inurnment will take place at a later date. A Celebration of David’s life will also be held at a later date.
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Tim, Patty, Kirby, Libby and Families. Sorry to hear about the loss of David. I have a lot of memories with the Cameron Family when I worked with Tim, Sandy and Kirby at USD 345. Big Al and Alice were very proud of their Children, in their later days in life David took care of both of his parents. David enjoyed going with his brothers and Friends to Heartland Park to watch the Nhra Drag Racing also watching KU Basketball and Kansas City Chiefs football.David may have passed away, but will not be forgotten.Your Families are in our thoughts and prayers in this difficult time in life.
To Davids brothers and sisters. Sorry for the loss of your Brother David .Your Families are in our thoughts and prayers. Remember all the memories growing up with David,and hope that will help you through these next few days.
Uncle David,
I am still in shock that you're no longer here. I feel so fortunate to have been able to spend a lot of time with you while spending so many days/nights with Grandma and Grandpa.
One of my favorite memories of you, is when we climbed into the dragon behind Leroy's cabin and you helped me find huge mussel shells and other little treasures. You lifted me out of the mud and carried all of my findings back to the cabin. It was always a good time whenever you camped with us.
David, I never heard you speak ill towards anyone, you loved animals, and loved your family. You deserved better treatment, at times. I am sad that you're gone, but I am relieved to know that you're no longer suffering. Please watch over all of us. I love you, D-Bob