Birth date: Mar 26, 1962 Death date: Jul 7, 2023
Colin F. Cameron Jr., 61, of Delran, NJ passed away on July 7, 2023. Born on March 26, 1962 to the late Colin F. Cameron Sr. and the late Mary Claire Cameron (Nee Sullivan). Devoted husband to Clementine Cameron (nee Patchan) for Read Obituary
I would like to express my deepest sympathies to the Cameron family. I worked with Colin for more than five years at Electronic Materials in Newark, DE. Colin was passionate about his work, but his passion for his family was even stronger. He once shared some wise insights and gave me guidance that still directs me today. He was a cherished friend to many, and he will be missed. May Colin rest in peace. Warmly, Robin Sprague
Dear Colin's Family & Dupont Family, It is indeed sad to hear of this news. I have known Colin only for a brief period. In this brief time he has inspired and encouraged me to the best I can be. Rest in Peace.
Ravi Bollina
I truly feel sorrow an upset for Colin my next door neighbor for 50+yrs. Colin loved beach an helping you out. God Bless you Colin! My sorrow an condolences to Clem an rest of Colin’s family. Now rest in piece with father Frank an mom Mary!
Dear Colin’s family, friends and co-workers,
I’ll compare Colin to a candle to express what I think he meant for a bunch of us:
Simple: in his look, his attitude, his language (who knew there were so sport idioms in american language!), his belongings (any of you think he could have driven his cars longer than he did?)
Warm: intimidating the first times you see him, yet so approachable and warm when you start knowing him
Available: you needed him, he was here immediately, under any condition. Always ready to help in a storm; you know, those times you run out of power
Vibrant: he would fill the room by his presence. Actually, a simple spark and here he goes on fire!
Enlightening: in all directions, every person in the room, without distinction
Bright: I would say very smart for Colin. He was a damn fast thinker, good luck keeping up with him!
Leading: you also had the chance to do a part of the Life journey with him, he showed you the way like the great leader he was, bright especially in the darkest moment and places
But a candle is also self-consuming: how tiring is it to keep this intensity going, every minute, every day, Colin? Intense is a light word for you!
Fragile: we had the chance to enjoy his presence but in a blow … he is all gone
Then it is dark, and it will look dark for a while. Like for a candle, we will regret we did not take better care of him so that we could have gone further together.
But he brought us very far, far enough that we will see the end of the tunnel. It will take a little while. At some point, we will see the light and remember, for the rest of our time, how much he helped us along the Life journey
My time working with Colin will be forever cherished and I learned so much from him. He brought incredible integrity to everything and every day, always choosing what was right over what was expected. He brought so much energy and passion to work, but also knew how to make it fun. There are so many memories and a very sad day for anyone who had the privilege to know him. Colin was an incredible person, leader and friend. My condolences to Colin’s family and friends. He will be so dearly missed.
Marty DeGroot
Thinking and praying for you and your family during this difficult times. Giving you strength Clemmie to get through tomorrow. Colin was a kind and generous man. Everyone loved him. He was a get neighbor and friend❤️ Know that we are all here for you when ever you need us. ❤️The Leusner’s
Quite a few years ago I worked with Colin and he demonstrated how integrity and passion can be merged with humor and compassion. I have never forgotten many of the things I learned working with him. I am so sorry for your loss.
