Calvin Cameron

Birth date: Aug 6, 1950 Death date: Jun 26, 2019

Dr. Calvin Brian Cameron, 68 of Mooresville died June 26, 2019. He was born on August 6, 1950 in Winnipeg, Canada to the late William and Merveen Cameron. He started his career as a pediatric anesthesiologist at University of Mani Read Obituary

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Guy Chamberlain

326w ago

I knew Calvin in high school. He was a tall galute with a big infectious grin. He and I went to Montreal in 1967 for a school festival. I was in the theatre club he was in the debating club. I remember his passionate speech about Western Canada Alienation. He didn't win the debate (easterners seem more concerned with style than with substance) but I was sure proud to be his school mate. By the comments I have read below it sounds like he went on to do well for himself and his family after I lost touch with him.
Our condolences to his family and friends.
Guy Chamberlain

Buffy Veres. Crna

326w ago

A fine man. You were one of a kind. Although your work here on earth is done. I am sure the next chapter is just getting started. Your sense of humor, kindness and calm demeanor was always a pleasure to be around . I know you are so happy to hug those sweet daughters of yours but those left here will miss you terribly. Prayers and peace for his wife and family.

Nicki Marzian

326w ago

Playing Depaul soccer, Cal filled in for all of our dads when he was in town for games. He and Joanne were always there to support us whether we saw the field or not. After college, they opened up their home when we came for a visit. I loved listening to Cal's stories and jokes and I appreciated his laid-back, fun-loving demeanor. He was devoted to his family and I know that his legacy will continue in them. Sending love to all of you!

"Nicki from Kentucky"

Tabitha Allen

326w ago

in honor of Calvin .

Dr. Cameron was an amazing man, with a smile that would light up your day. He was always humble and enjoyed telling me many stories of his adventures with his wife. We gathered around him on his last day working with us at the Novant Health Huntersville Outpatient Surgery for a photo and showered him with love and tears when he went off to travel and enjoy his retirement. I enjoyed every day that I got a chance to see him at work. You will be greatly missed. I pray for all of your family and friends during this time and know that you will be watching over us.

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Bill Heiman

326w ago

Dear Joanne & family, From Minnesota we send our heartfelt sympathy to all. Cal will be so missed & always remembered. From our Variety days of special events - Zoo party, Pediatric Intensive Care Unit events, Black Tie fundraisers to our days of friendship - our wedding, singing to Meatloaf, my ordination, and of course always toasting our exploits - Cal was the quiet (and sometimes loud) leader of the party! But most importantly-in all aspects of his life, (& especially with Joanne,) we know the Lord has welcomed him, “Well done, good and faithful servant. You have been faithful. Enter into the joy of your Lord.” Cal, Requiescat In Pace. Bill & Mary Heiman

Herb Britt

326w ago

It was an honor to have the opportunity to work with Dr. Cameron. I enjoyed his wit, sense of humor, and kind words everytime I had the pleasure to work with him. Dr. Cameron was the kind of physician I consider "the best of the best". To sum it up, he was amazing! I will always remember you Dr. Cameron and I pray that God will provide comfort to the family during their time of grief. RIP Dr. Cameron.

David Parsons

326w ago

Cal is such a dear friend whom I shall so miss. I shall always recall how he became a hero in Vietnam. While giving anesthesia in a "never-done-before-case" (kidney transplant), Cal saw the surgeon make a critical mistake. The long list of events that followed were intriguing but the end result was that the patient did great; Cal was immediately the hero. He then came under the immediate personal care of the top communist medical leader. Cal and Joanne were hosted to many more humorous (and almost life threatening!) experiences. Cal is STILL remembered with such fondness and love throughout Hanoi and HoChiMinh City. We love you Cal and Joanne! David & Begee Parsons

Margit Carlson

326w ago

What an honor to have worked with Dr. Cameron for almost 10 years. Southpark Surgery Center loved him so much. If Dr. Cameron was listed on the schedule, we would do our little happy dance because we all knew it was sure to be a great day. Anytime we had a question or needed his help, his response was always "Yes my dear."
He was always so calm, cool, and collected no matter the circumstances. I always loved when he shared photos of his many trips and vacations. What a wonderful, generous, amazing person and doctor.

Margit

Heather

326w ago

Dr Cameron I have had the the honor of working with and learning from you during the years before your retirement, you were always able to make the patients laugh and relax! Heaven has gained an angel! We will miss your smiles & humor! You always spoke of your beautiful bride & the places you were able to explore together, what fun listening to your stories!

Susan Malcolm

327w ago

Cal will be sorely missed. He came into the Clarke family when he married our sister Joanne, the oldest of seven children. They have had a long and happy marriage and have weathered heartbreak as well as happy times. He was compassionate toward others both as a Doctor and to family members and worked hard from the time he was a young man to achieve his many goals. He loved his family and took pride in their accomplishments. Rest In Peace Cal, you will not be forgotten.

Gord and Susan (Clarke) Malcolm

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