Memories of Aimee Camp

In memory of

Aimee Camp

Ladera Ranch, CA

July 10, 1978 - January 31, 2023

Jul 10, 1978 - Jan 31, 2023

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Deb Seymour

Thinking about Aimee today. Also sending love to Jay, Margie and the girls.

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Chris Mora

Camp Family. I want to say I am so sorry for the loss of Aimee. A dear loved one. The hole that is left in our hearts and lives when we loose a loved one is magnificent. And many wonder if and how will that gaping hole ever be closed? I wanted to share with you that our God Jehovah yearns to bring back many of our loved ones back to life (Job 14:15). He will bring many back to our arms. Acts 24:15 says And I have hope toward God, which hope these men also look forward to, that there is going to be a resurrection. May this promise that will soon be fulfilled give you strength and joy to endure.

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Barrie Shinsky

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Heather Cange

Jay & Family, We would have been there to celebrate sweet Aimee but are out of town. Our hearts are broken for you all but what an example you gave for your girls of true love. I loved watching you, watch Aimee. She always seemed to be an angel on Earth & now truly is one in heaven. We love you both and are thinking of you as you continue this difficult journey. Sending everything we can give to you and your girls. Love you.

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Hussein Din

Aimee was a dear friend and neighbor, and a key member of the Southbridge Commons community in Northbrook. She was known for her generosity, kindness, and empathy especially towards the children of the neighborhood. Her backyard was a happening place and a sanctuary for kids during the hot summer months, with lots of water games and activities and plenty of snacks for everyone. Aimee made a big impact on the neighborhood during the short time she lived here and she will be remembered with great fondness.

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Cindy Sturla

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Shannon Glover

Aimee was the brightest, sweetest, most fun-loving girl I've ever met. Life is so unfair and to lose such a beautiful soul is truly tragic. My heart goes out to the family.

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