Tim Cameron

Tim Cameron, a loving husband, father, son, brother, uncle, and friend, passed away on November 7, 2026, leaving behind a family who loved him deeply and countless memories that will forever be cherished.

Tim was a man who found peace in the outdoors. Whether hunting, enjoying the beauty of nature, or simply taking in the quiet moments away from the busyness of life, the outdoors was where he felt most at home. He had a love for wrestling and enjoyed the excitement and passion that came with it. But above all else, Tim's greatest love was his family, especially his four children. Nothing brought him more joy than spending time with Jacob, Ella, Sammy, and Lauren and watching them grow through their various activities. They were his pride and joy, and the love he had for each of them will forever be a part of who they are.

Tim is survived by his four children, Jacob, Ella, Sammy, and Lauren and their mother, Terra Cameron; his mother, Charlene Cameron; and his siblings, Todd (Sandra) Cameron, Tonya (Gary) Curry, and Troy (Bobbie) Cameron. He also leaves behind his many nieces and nephews, Scott (Vivian) Cameron, Megan Cameron, Cameron Curry, Taylor Cameron, Ben Curry, Aspen Cameron, and Avery Cameron, great-nephew, KJ Curry, along with extended family and friends who will miss him dearly. Preceded in death by his father, Stan Cameron, grandparents, Herbert Cameron, Evelyn Cameron, Charles Benjamin, Fran Cain and uncles, Ray Benjamin and Chuck Benjamin.

Tim's life was not without struggles. Like so many, he faced the challenges of mental illness, a battle that is often invisible to those around us and difficult to put into words. Mental illness does not define a person's worth, their love, or the impact they have on the people in their lives. It is a reminder that even those who bring laughter, love, and happiness to others can be fighting battles we may never fully see.

In remembering Tim, we hope his story encourages others to speak up, reach out, and seek help wherever they can. Please know that asking for help is not a sign of weakness. It takes courage to admit when life feels too heavy to carry alone. If you are struggling, please don't suffer in silence. Reach out to someone you trust, talk to a loved one, seek professional support, or find a resource that can help you through the darkness. You matter, your life matters, and there is no shame in needing help. There is always hope, even when it is hard to see.

As we say goodbye to Tim, we will hold close the memories of the time we shared, the love he gave, and the moments that made him who he was. We will remember him in the quiet of the woods, in the excitement of wrestling, in the laughter of family gatherings, and in the everyday moments that remind us of him.

Though his time with us was far too short, his place in the hearts of his children, family, and everyone who loved him will never be replaced.

Family will receive friends and family at Journey Community Church 11100 Lafayette-Plain City Rd, Plain City, OH 43084 on Wednesday, November 11 from 4-6 pm with a service immediately following at 6 pm.

In lieu of flowers, please make a contribution in Tim’s name to Jonathan Alder Music Boosters at https://www.fpfans.com/626c45  or Jonathan Alder Athletic Boosters, P.O. Box 212, Plain City, OH 43064

Rest peacefully, Tim. You were loved more than words can express, and you will be missed more than words can ever say.