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CAMP, Samuel "Sam" Lynn
Mr. Samuel "Sam" Lynn Camp, Jr., 64, of Peachtree City, GA passed away on June 17, 2016. He was born on September 30, 1951 to Veronica P. Phillips and the late Samuel Lynn Camp, Sr. in Rome, GA. Sam was a graduate of Baker High School and he received his MBA from Columbus College. He retired as a System Network Administrator "computer nerd" for the AJC. He loved music, playing his drums, writing poetry, and riding motorcycles. He was a loving husband, father, and he was affectionately known as "Grumpsy" by his grandchildren. Sam is survived by his loving wife of 40 years, Debbie; son, Jared Scott (Kat); daughter, Jenny Keim (Randy); grandchildren, Kayleigh, Hanna, Marissa, Ruby, and Ava; brother, Glenn G. Camp (Becky); and sister, Anna Posey (Richard). The family will have a private service at a later date. Instead of flowers, please make donations to Harbor Grace Hospice in his memory. Arrangements under the direction of Carmichael-Hemperley Funeral Home in Peachtree City, GA.
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Danny Williams (1975)
rest in peace
Gene Brewer (1969)
Rest in peace; Sam you were my best friend in high school and I will never forget you. I named my only child after you my friend. I will miss you!
Marlene Carr (Lantzer) (1975)
Sending my codolences to all. Rest in peace. You will be dearly missed.
Don Adkins (1969)
Sorry to here about Sam's passing hope it was not painful.Family will miss him. May he rest in peace with our LORD above. "Don Adkins, Columbus Ga. 69"
Cheryl Pennington (Hancock) (1969)
Thoughts and prayers are with the family of Sam Camp....Cheryl P. Hancock class of '69
Nansi Rogers (Wildenberg) (1969)
So sorry to hear about Sam's passing. Prayers for his family for comfort and peace. God Bless you!
Ronald Lee Thomasson (1969)
Sam represents one of the better learning experiences I had while at Baker. Although we lived near to each other, rode the bus together and nodded occasionally for years, I never really spoke with Sam until my senior year. Honestly, I didn't think he was all that cool. But one day after the "mud bowl"--a football game our neighborhood group would play each year next to the canning plant on Allied Drive (we'd turn on the sprinkliers the night before), I spotted him in the parking lot and struck up a conversation. I found Sam to be so engaging and bright. He had me pegged for sure, but was artfully graceful about it. Thanks for making me a better man Sam ... rest in peace my friend.
Rebecca Ann "Becky" Harrison (Craig) (1969)
So sorry to hear of Sam's passing. He was a good friend and a fond memory of my years at BHS. My condolencies to his family.