I think about Camden as much today as I did the day we lost him. Thinking about what he’d be doing now in his post high school days is hard. I know he’d be doing well in anything he chose to do. I miss him so much.
One year. I miss Camden just as much today as I ever have. Every day, it gets a little easier, but it will never be easy. Today is the 365th worst day of my life. I get better every day, but every day is worse than the worst day I had with Camden in my life.
I'm so sorry to hear about Camden. I'm currently a Quality Control employee at Custom Ink and your shirts came through and I was curious about Camden's story. I've had battles with depression as did my mom. He sounded like a great person, and I'm so sorry for your family's loss. I'm sure he's looking down and sending his love. My sincerest condolences, Evie Graves
I miss Camden so much and I think about him everyday. I miss you so much, you brightened up my day everyday... Thank you for always being there for me bub.. rest easy..
Ever since I moved away, we kept in touch over Xbox. We played the crap out of Red Dead Redemption on Xbox. I know he would be playing the new one with me whenever they get the online functional. We talked about how we couldn't wait for it to come out. We both were waiting impatiently for about a year for this game.
I think about him all the time. I’m heartbroken. He was such a great kid. The fact that I have to live the next 30-40 years without him is something I’m having a hard time grasping. I just wish he knew how much he was loved. I miss him so much.
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Some of my fondest memories of Camden were when he, Lane, Michael, and I would hang out in intervention together and just play Town of Salem on our school laptops. We would team up together, rat eachother out occasionally, and always just be laughing and having fun. It hurts so much knowing he's gone, and my condolences go to his family and all of his friends. He was genuinely the nicest person I've had the pleasure of knowing, and he'll always be so incredibly loved. RIP, Cammy. I miss you.
He was 4 or 5. I was taking him somewhere I can’t remember where. I was trying to get him in the car seat and not having much luck and, straight faced and natural as a sailor on leave he says, “It’s all f#%^ed up”. I still laugh at that memory. His mom was always mad that his uncles taught him those words, but who else was gonna teach it to him? He was the best of this world. I will miss him always and mourn the man he was going to be.
He was my buddy. I loved him so much from the first time I laid eyes on him. He was so kind-hearted and decent that it made me want to be better myself. I’ll never get over this loss, and I’ll never forget my nephew (my son) Camden Leonard.