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Jimmy Camp Obituary
Jimmy Don Camp, 60 years of age, passed away peacefully surrounded by family on April 12, 2011. Jimmy was born in Pine Bluff, AR on January 27, 1951 and moved to Arizona three years later in 1954. He was a graduate of Sunnyslope High School in 1969, and also attended Glendale College. Jim was the owner of very successful High Society shops throughout the Phoenix area. Those who knew him could always count on his great sense of humor, witty sayings, and infectious laugh. He will be truly missed and is survived by his loving son Travis and mother Barbara. No service will be held, as Jim's wish was to donate his body to science for medical research.
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Travis Camp
April 30, 2022
Thank you everyone, It took 11 years to read your kind words. Everyone is gone to heaven now. You all ment so much to my father.
Jon and Mary Lou Trimble
April 21, 2011
Dear Barbara and Travis, Don and Mary Lou called me yesterday to tell me about Jim, we are sorry that Jim has passed and we know he is at now he is free of any pain and he is completely whole once again. I have known Jim since high school. I went to Cortez and met Jim through Don Galyon.
Many times many good times and keeping in touch with him over the past years was just like old times. too much fun. We will miss Jim but we remember him as a smart, intelengent business man who loved his communityand helping others. So. remember this, the next time we get to see Jim Camp mean that we will never have say good buy to him ever again. God Bless.
Mark Nuessle
April 19, 2011
Barbara and Travis,
Jim will be truley missed. He was a good friend and always stayed in contact over the years. I trust Jim made peace with Christ. We will pray for your sorrow and healing that will follow. Mark and Bev
MaryLou & Don Galyon
April 18, 2011
Barbara & Travis,
There are way to many things Donnie & I have to say after so many years. However wanted you to know that we are thinking of you and love you both dearly.
MaryLou
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