Cameron, it’s hard to believe that you’re no longer with us. You always had an energy that was larger than life. I’ll forever remember that big smile that lit up your eyes, your kind and generous heart, and those wonderful bear hugs. We shared some great laughs and fun times in our teens and early twenties, and even managed to catch up again in the UK when we were both there. I’ll never forget the black ice incident on the front steps! 😂 I’m sad that we lost touch after those days, and even sadder to learn that you had been struggling with some complex health issues. I hope you’ve found peace now, and that you can finally heal and rest. Thank you for the memories, Cam. You will be missed by so many. Your friend always, Michele xx

Cammy, you will be sadly missed and fondly remembered. A genuinely good man who will be remembered with great affection. Thinking of Sonya and the boys at this very sad time. Sending love and strength from Shaun, Zhanna and Oliver.

Cam, We have been great mates ever since we first met at Hauraki Primary School. Life changes and decisions have meant we have spent periods of time together, and then periods of absences. You have always been a beacon of light to me - solidly consistent with your amazing positivity and values. The world has lost a great soul. I love you, remember the good times fondly, and aspire to be the man you have been. Love and peace to you - can only hope I end up in the same place as you, and see you then

Cam Rest in love. You will forever be missed. From that infectious smile, to your quiet wisdom, and your friendship. Love La

Cammy, Am not a man of many words, but I know the memories will live forever. Take is easy up there fella and one day we will cross paths again. Xx

Cammy. Loving husband to my sister Sonya, we still remember the 1st time we met you,along with your late daft dog Nico. The party in Bucksburn was a real hoot, especially when Norman couldn't work out where all his drinks were disappearing to - until we realised that Nico was happily drinking them. It's a memory that still makes us smile. You gave Sonya and your stepson Michael and John boy a wonderful new life in New Zealand. Norman and I were so grateful to visit you all there and see the life you had built together. We enjoyed with you. The barbecues, where you picked up the food to cook along with Sonya and boys. You and Sonya were generous and welcoming hosts. There are so many memories since you became part of the family-far too many to mention. Your kindness, humour, and love you had for our family will not be forgotten. Cammy, you are now at peace. Go and be with your loved ones, and your in-laws, Norma and Pat. You will always be remembered. Love Norman & Cathrine x

Cam I have known you since I was 6 years old. You have made such a big impression on my life. From that infectious smile to someone I knew I could always count on. Through my teenage years there was an extra seat at the kitchen table for you and there was a group of us that always hung out together. Dad knew that if Cam was there his girls were safe. My teenage years have you in all my memories and they were great times. May you be at peace now Cam. Love you Sarah

I worked with Sonya for a long time when we were with Idea Services. Cammy always contributed with lovely food when we went holidays, had house parties and at Christmas. Cammy always made me welcome in their Home and hosted many a great Party.I hope you are reunited with your loved ones Cammy.Rest Easy knowing you were Loved by many.

Cam it was a pleasure to have known you such a gentle soul full of fun laughter I remember the first time Sonya introduced me to you it was st Patrick day we laughed party danced you welcomed me with open arms ,you are now finally at peace you can rest now when we look up to the sky you will be shinning bright star im sorry im not there to farewell you but this is me saying goodbye I will always check in on Sonya please go have a drink with my dad hel be waiting. Fly high cam rest in peace