Kenneth “K-BOB” Camp, 65, passed away June 8th at East Alabama Medical Center in Opelika Alabama.
Kenneth was born March 26th, 1961 to his late Mother and Stepfather Adelee and Daniel Dean and Father and Stepmother Emory and Bamer Lee Camp. He was also preceded in death by his sister and brother-in-law Sherry and Chuck Blakely, brother Jerry Laster, and nephews Bud and Willie Blakely.
Kenneth is survived by:
Daughters, Kelly (Darren) Thrower of West Point GA
Kasie (Britt) Story of LaGrange Ga
Wife Donna Kelley of Alexander City, AL
Stepdaughter Miranda Lynn Acosta of Fort Meyers, FL
Grandchildren Cameron (Jordan) Johnson of Valley AL
Caitlyn Camp, Chloe Stone and Adalee Story of LaGrange GA
Great Grandchildren, Xander and Jackson Johnson of Valley AL
Brother, Randall (Joyce) Laster of LaGrange GA
Nephews Richard McCollum, Jirez Leonard, Adam Laster.
He was a simple man who found joy in the things that mattered most—his family, good music, favorite movies, the outdoors, and the animals he loved. He had a wonderful sense of humor and could always bring a smile to those around him with his quick wit and easygoing nature. You could often find him dressed in his favorite color, blue, usually wearing a well-loved flannel shirt and a pair of jeans. It was just who he was comfortable, genuine, and never trying to be anything other than himself. Like the Lynyrd Skynyrd song “Simple Man,” he believed in keeping life uncomplicated. He believed in living simply, loving deeply, and staying true to who he was. His kindness, humor, and steady presence brought comfort to those around him. Though he will be deeply missed, his love, laughter, and the simple way he lived his life will continue to inspire all who knew him.
The family will receive friends and family on June 20th at 12 PM EST, followed by a celebration of life at 1 PM EST at Mountville Baptist Church located at 4505 Greenville Rd LaGrange Ga 30241.
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