Dallas L Cameron

Meet Dallas Louis Cameron from beginning to his end. He was born in Lake City South Carolina in May 1935 to Taft and Maggie Lucinda Cameron. He was a brother to Jessie Cameron, Rudolph Cameron, his twin brother Philip Cameron, Henry Cameron and Roslind Cameron who has all preceded him in death. Dallas L. Cameron was a family man. After God, his family was the most important to him. He enjoyed providing and supporting them. When times were hard for everyone else, he didn't let his family know how hard life really was. Dallas not only provided for his immediate family, but he also made sure that his mother and siblings were provided for as well. He was steadfast in his faith that God would protect him and his family. Dallas Cameron leaves behind his wife Cleave Bell Cameron and his seven children, Freddie Washington, Frederica Altmon, Maggie O. Cameron, Dallas Cameron Jr, Zina Cameron, Regina Singleton, Richetta Moore, his stepchildren Benjamin Tindal, James Tindal, Michael Tindal, Robert Cartier and ex-wife Juanita Cameron. He has a host of grand and great grandchildren that he adored. What you may not know about him, Dallas loved the Lord and was a minister of his own church for approximately 8 years or more. He never took a salary because he felt that God blessed him to financially to take care of his love ones. Dallas was part of the NAACP in Lake City, helped establish the Cameron Town Community Center and one of the initial people to establish the Sandhill Cemetery. Dallas started his entrepreneurial spirit early in life. He would purchase a bulk of socks and sell them individually at a profit. As he got older, he began working in concrete to later establish his own business. You will find his work from Connecticut, to New York, to Florida, to Texas, to Panama and Cuba just to name a few. He continued to work well into his 70s and early 80s. Dallas never knew a stranger and had a wonderful sense of humor. If you ever met him for the first time, you feel like you've known him forever. Dallas is truly loved and missed by all. Provide, Protect and Profess was his way of life.