Cameron was a student at Arclabs Charleston campus and then worked for us for a while after school, before taking a Tig welding position which we were so proud of him for. Cameron took to welding extremely fast and really bonded with the instructors. Keeping up with them all the time. He always dropped by to keep us posted on what was new with him, he was part of the Arclabs Charleston family, and we will never forget the imprint he made. Cameron brought so much energy and always kept it extremely real. If you met Cameron you never forgot him. The Arclabs team is thinking and praying for your family.

- Anna-Paige Simmons, Charleston , South Carolina

I AM SADDENED BEYOND WORDS AS I HAVE JUST LEARNED OF CAM'S TRAGIC DEATH.HE WAS ALWAYS SO CARING TO ME AND ALWAYS WANTED TO KNOW IF HE COULD HELP.THIS BREAKS MY HEART.SERENA NASWORTHY 120 BRANNEN DR.

- Serena Nasworthy, Savannah, Ga.31410

We are deeply saddened by the news of Cameron's passing. Please know that we love you all and pray daily for God to strengthen, comfort, and encourage you during this time.

- Richie Jervis, Savannah, Ga

I love ya buddy... Thanks for the memories. I was literally just telling a friend a story about us before I saw the news.

- Steven Tyler, Pooler, Ga

We are heartbroken for you with the sudden loss of Cameron. We send our love and pray for God's comfort, strength, and peace that passes all understanding as you navigate this difficult time.

- Norman and Amy Veale, ENGLEWOOD, Tennessee

I am so very sorry for your loss. Words cannot express enough. I am praying for strength for your family. Cam was one in a million and had a heart of gold. Anyone who had the pleasure of meeting and knowing Cam will surely remember him forever and his memory will live on.

- Amanda Schwarz Assey, Savannah, GA

I am so sorry to hear of your loss. Cameron was a great guy and will be missed by many. I enjoyed working with him at SCC for the brief time I knew him these last couple years I know he had a great spirit!

- Eric Siddall, Savannah, GA

In a world full of average, Cam was always seeking extraordinary and was always ready for the next adventure. In his own way, he was a leader who inspired me to live in the moment, and to be myself. When we stumbled upon the "Tough Mudder" race, Cam was the first one to sign up. He led me through 13 miles of mud, obstacles, and sunburn and did it all with a grin. That experience had a meaningful impact on me at a challenging point in my life, and I am forever grateful to him for making it happen. He will be missed, but never forgotten.

- Tommy Gattis, Atlanta, GA

I am deeply saddened by your loss. Please accept my condolences and prayers for your family to find comfort and strength in each other and your memories of Cameron.

- Brenda Maybee Black, Lincoln, NE

Got her running like how you wanted. I hope it makes you proud up above, dad and I know you would be happy seeing her to her full potential. This is for you uncle cam, I wish you could see how far she's come

- Elijah Hayden, Savannah, GA

Uncle Cameron, I remember playing Call Of Duty modern warfare 2 in your living room in 2013. I remember the broken Xbox 360 controller I used within that time. It was naive points of my life. I was young and didnt know anything, I was with my dad and you guys were practically brothers. I remember all of the things you guys used to do together. Im happy to say that im growing up and seeing my dad do very good. He has accomplished a lot of things and has always made sure that me and others that he cares about are doing well. One of the last few things we did together was going to Pidgeonforge, Tennessee. Those were fun times, I still have the pictures of when we were on the skylift heading down the mountain. You seemed so happy and had a gracious smile. One that I wish I had haha. All I can say is that I wish I had more time with you and I wish I had gotten to know you more the older I got because I feel like we would have related more. You and I had a lot of similarities when it comes to cars, and guns, and fourwheelers. Those were the things you liked and I remember your Grizzly 700 fourwheeler you had. It was awesome and me and my dad wished we had it. Thankfully, we have your 90' CRX and have taken care of it to the best of our abilities so just know we love you to the ends of this world and we hope that you can see how well we are all doing and know that we miss you. We care for that car as much as we know you would. You wanted to get it back on the road and so we did for you. Your time is never over and we will always carry your memories in our hearts. I love you uncle cam

- Elijah Hayden, Savannah, GA