Laura Marie Hinton affectionally known as "Lolly" was born on January 30, 1964 and called to choose her room in our Fathers Heavenly home on December 15, 2023. She was 59 years old.
Laura was preceded in death by father, Joseph S. Camm, I; brother, Joseph S. Camm, II; sister, Beverlyn Camm; both paternal and maternal grandparents; her grandson, Antoine V. Andrews Jr.; paternal aunt, Louise and uncle, Haywood Thomas; and paternal uncle, Orsby Camm (Junnie); nephew, Amondo Camm; and great nephew, Jilil Ashley.
She leaves behind her mother, Margie M. Camm (VA); brothers, Joseph S. Camm III (VA), Stevie J. Camm (VA), Melvin L. Camm (VA), Jefferey L. Camm (VA), David A. Camm (VA), and Benjamin L. Camm (DC); sisters, Regina D. Camm Engle (VA), Jo Ann Camm (MD), and Patrica N. Whitehead (VA); four daughters, Denise N. Jallow (Husband, VA), BeLinda Andrews (Antoine Sr., VA), LaDaleia M. Smith (Victor Jr., VA), and Cheryl L. Camm (Lortez Flagg, GA); a maternal aunt, Cynthia Burwell (Peter); along with a host of cousins, nieces, nephews, great-nieces, great-nephews, and friends.
Laura was a doting and loving grandmother of 17 grandchildren, Na'Zahri Pierce (VA), Mackenzie Smith (VA), X'zaveon Cook (VA), Zion Cook (VA), Victoriah Smith (VA), Jordyn Smith (VA), Miles Camm (GA), Ziva Andrews (VA), Aubrey Jackson (GA), Austin Jackson (GA), Antoine Andrews III (VA), and Victor Smith III (VA); plus, five additional grandkids.
She attended Warwick High School where she danced. Laura obtained her GED from Newport News Public Schools. Later, she attended Thomas Nelson Nursing School where she completed a two-year nursing degree. She worked over 20 years in the nursing field caring for our most vulnerable population until a back injury. She followed nursing with a career in the areas of customer service and management for the past 19 years. She raised four daughters with the help of their father Raymond Pierce (deceased) and the children's paternal grandparents, Regina Hunter (Nathaniel Hunter, deceased). She loved traveling, had her eyes set on adventures abroad, and was a free spirit. Laura loved to shop and more importantly spend time with her grandkids.
In spite of her health, Laura got up every day with a smile and a kind word for anyone. She showed her daughters the importance of independence, impact of love, and strength of family. She never gave up or in to her circumstances and always had faith that God CAN and WILL DELIVER if you ASK. May she rest in heaven and know the battle in this realm has been won by the Creator and wake up renewed and restored.
The family would like to thank all of you who have contributed and or donated your money, time, gifts, talents, space, services, and sent words of encouragement, condolences, or flowers. We truly do appreciate every portion thereof as you helped us navigate this emotional and grief filled time. Thank you for shouldering some of the load with and for us.