Cameron W. Tredgett, 20 years old, died Saturday, September 16, 2017 from injuries sustained in a tragic fall. He was born on May 29, 1997 in Harlow, Essex, England the son of Richard and Tristam Catlin Tredgett of Wayland. Cameron was currently a resident of Wayland, and formerly Hartford End, England. Besides his parents, Cameron is survived by his brother Oliver, grandparents Clifford and Anne Tredgett of Coopersale, England, Julia Jordan Catlin of Florida, Robert Hambleton of Maine, aunts and uncles of both England and the United States - Blythe Robinson, William H Catlin Jr, Jayne Poole, Stewart Tredgett, and Steven Tredgett and numerous cousins and extended family in England and the United States. Cameron was educated at both the Felsted Preparatory School and Finborough School in England, before relocating with his family to Wayland and graduating from Wayland High School in 2016. He attended Nichols College. Cameron was a gifted cricketer and avid golfer, with a love of all sports. His big heart, warm smile and gentle nature attracted many frie nds. He was a loving bro ther with a passion for music, stylish clothing and a love for being outdoors. He touched many lives both here and in England and will be desperately missed by all. A memorial service celebrating his life will be held on Friday, September 29, 2017 at 10:00 am at First Parish Church in Wayland, 50 Cochituate Road (Rte. 20 and 27/126) Wayland Center. Interment will follow at North Cemetery in Wayland. A reception for all family and friends will take place at 48 Lincoln Road, Wayland at 12:30 PM that afternoon. In honor of his life, memorial donations may be made to the Cameron Tredgett Foundation - www.camtredgett.org. Arrangements entrusted to the care of the John C. Bryant Funeral Home of Wayland. For condolences please visit www.johncbryantfuneralhome.com.

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Published by The Wayland Town Crier from Sep. 26 to Oct. 5, 2017.

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for Cameron Tredgett

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Jenny Drake

September 16, 2020

Remembered. And remembering what a blessing Cameron was.
Jenny, David, Helen and Duncan

Jenny Drake

September 18, 2019

Remembering Cameron with great affection. Jenny, David and Duncan

Helen Hancock

June 21, 2019

My deepest condolences, thinking of you all and sending love and prayers. Helen x

Cindi Jacobs

December 7, 2017

I'm sending this candle as a bright light to hold onto during this season-thinking of Cam.
My heart aches for you all and hope that you can find peace and joy in this holiday even if its fleeting-please know so many of us care.
Let this light be a reminder that Cam is with you in spirit and the warmth of the candle's fire is him surrounding all of you.

Hugs always,

Jenny Drake

September 29, 2017

What a pleasure it was to have known this beautiful young man. His kind-hearted nature shone through everything he did and if you were lucky enough to have him as a friend, then his steadfast and gentle nature gave you a friendship you will always cherish.
When we first met Cameron he was one of a group of boys press-ganged into showing us and our son, Duncan, around his new school 6 years ago. Standing awkwardly at the back of the group and trying not to be noticed was this tall red-haired lad whose neck tie was loose, whose white shirt was not tucked in and who gave every appearance of having been running, playing and enjoying his break between lessons.
As we were taken on our tour by the group of boys, it was Cameron who talked with us and with Duncan. This gentle boy restored our faith after a horrendous few years for Duncan at another school. He gave us so much hope in that first meeting, by his manner and his character. It spoke of honour and courage to overcome. It exuded humour and charm and kindness. And our impression of him that day was right on the money. He went on to become one of Duncan's best friends and as such was instrumental in giving him stability after the turmoil of the past.
He had a presence about him which was tangible and he was a joy to spend time with. He loved his cricket, his golf, his pancakes and his friends! Although he may not have realised it, love shone through everything he did. Quite simply he was a super human.
Cameron was a credit to his family and each one of them should be proud in their part in forging such an unforgettable young man.
Jenny, David, Helen
and Duncan Drake

Anthony Osborn

September 28, 2017

So sorry to see you leave so young. Sorry for the family and friends of this GREAT and kind young man. Cameron you will be forever 20. Forever young and strong. I will remember you always.

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