Charlotte, North Carolina
1920 - 2016
Charles Clifford ("Cliff") Cameron, 96, beloved father, grandfather, great grandfather and friend to many, died peacefully at his home at Southminster Retirement Community in Charlotte, North Carolina on May 28, 2016.Cliff, the epitome of a Southern Gentleman, was born and raised in Mississippi,...
Read MoreLike Mr. Cameron, I played trumpet in high school and was looking to continue in college. I was blessed to meet him and ultimately be chosen for the scholarship named after him. Although I would have never guessed it, the better part of my career has been in the financial services world. I've still managed to stay active in music, too. He made a difference in my life!
Maron El-Khouri
February 21, 2022 | Friend
Dad, I sure miss your wonderful spirit! I thank God many times a day for your guidance in my life! You will always be my shining star guiding me to goodness, integrity, honesty and a love for family. You were the prime example of walking the walk with our Lord and for that I am grateful. I feel sure when the Lord received you in heaven, he said Well done, my son!. Heartfelt, Cathy
Cathy Sigmon
May 23, 2019 | Cornelius, NC | Daughter
Papa. This is a little late but I really miss your energy and joy. You constantly reminded me that in this troubled world that there is hope, you . were the most positive force in my life at times. I love and miss you. Your great grandson, Thomas Worth.
Thomas Worth
April 29, 2018 | CHARLOTTE | Grandchild
Hearing so many wonderful things about you from your son Randy all these years; we know you will be missed. What a fabulous, long life...thank you so much for all the contributions you have made to our local Business & Banking Industry, but also to Charlotte, NC itself. What a great legacy. Our prayers & thoughts to your family, Randy & Nancy at this time. Melissa & Gabe Libutti
Melissa Polce-Libutti
June 01, 2016 | Cornelius, NC
Randy - my sincere condolences on your Dad's passing. He had a fantastic life of contributions to business and society, and his legacy will live on forever. Gail Williams
June 01, 2016
North Carolina has lost a true statesman. My friend Cliff was a model for us to follow as the consummate gentleman and a wonderful human being. I enjoyed serving with him on the UNC Board of Governors from 1991-1997. He always put the bests interests of the University, it's students and faculty first. He showed true leadership as chairman. I am proud to have know him and called him a friend.
Mark Bibbs
June 01, 2016 | Raleigh, NC
Cathy and Cindy, I am so deeply sorry for you in the loss of your father. He was such a wonderful, delightful man and such a caring and devoted father. You and your families are in my thoughts and prayers. Much love to you both,
Gwen Cheek Spann
Gwen Cheek Spann
May 31, 2016
To Sherry and all the family: I knew Cliff Cameron as an icon of North Carolina Business. He was "solid gold" in my eyes and I share his family's loss. My deepest sympathy to the entire family. May he rest in peace.
T. Jerry Williams
May 30, 2016 | Raleigh, NC
Cathy, Cindy, Sherry and Randy......my sympathy and joy at the same time for such a long life so honorably lived. I have a precious picture of him at your Charlotte home stirring a big pot of black eyed peas on the stove. We talked about how good they were for the Southern Soul and I was so impressed he knew how to cook them. Heaven has a new Angel. Lynn Champion Selby
May 30, 2016