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IN LOVING MEMORY OF

Cameron

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Terry

Apr 29, 1993 — Sep 18, 2026

Dallas Texas

Obituary

Cameron Ray Terry, age 33, passed away Friday evening, September 18, 2026. Cameron was born on April 29, 1993, in Bedford, Texas, alongside his twin sister, Courtney Terry. He was the son of Carla Deann Terry and Clayton Ray Terry and was raised with the love and guidance of his grandmother, Laverne Ewers.

Cameron was preceded in death by his father, Clayton Ray Terry; his grandfathers, Robert “Bob” Davidson and Douglas “Papa” Terry; and his beloved dog, Bear Grills Terry.

He is survived by his mother, Carla Deann Terry; his grandmother, Laverne Ewers; his grandfather, Jim Daffern; his Sisters, Madison Spinks and Alexis Arnold; his twin sister, Courtney Terry; his Uncle, Doug Daffern, Odie Ray Terry; and many other loving family members and friends who will miss him deeply.

Cameron was a man with a heart of solid gold. He loved deeply, cared endlessly, and always wanted the people around him to know how much they meant to him. He was the kind of person who would do whatever he could for someone he loved, and he cared deeply about the happiness and well-being of the people closest to him. To Cameron, friendship meant family. The friends he kept close to his heart were never “just friends”—he considered them family and loved and cared for them as such.

Cameron had a creative and curious mind and found happiness in so many different things. He loved spending time outdoors, listening to all kinds of music, playing video games, working on puzzles, and cooking. He could look at something most people would consider trash and immediately start thinking about what he could create from it. He loved working with his hands, figuring things out, and bringing his ideas to life.

Cameron also loved making people laugh. He was always joking around, pulling pranks, or finding the perfect opportunity to scare someone when they least expected it. Bringing laughter to the people around him was simply part of who he was, and those moments will remain some of the funniest and most cherished memories for those who knew him.

Cameron shared a special bond with his twin sister, Courtney, who was a constant presence throughout his life. She was always there to check on him, pick him up when he needed her, and make sure he knew he was never alone. No matter what life brought their way, Courtney continued to show up for her brother with love, patience, and loyalty. Their bond as twins was something truly special, built from a lifetime of memories, laughter, and always looking out for one another.

Of all the things Cameron loved, there were a few things he loved the most such as, Bear Grills Terry, whom he proudly referred to as his “son,” and his little sister, Madison Spinks. From the time Madison was a little girl, Cameron naturally stepped into the role of a father figure in her life—a role he was incredibly proud to have. He never treated caring for her as an obligation; being there for her was something he genuinely wanted to do. He proudly took her along on his adventures, looked after her, danced with her while she stood on his boots, and treated her as his little best friend. He took pride in being someone she could depend on and in doing everything he could for her. The bond they shared was far more than that of a brother and sister, and the love, guidance, memories, and adventures he gave her shows how amazing of a person he was and that shows his true character and how much of an impact he left in those around him.

More than anything, Cameron will be remembered for the love he gave so freely. He had a way of making the people he cared about feel important, protected, and loved. His family and friends knew how much they meant to him because he showed it through the way he cared for them and the memories he made with them.

His absence will be felt more than words can express, but so will the love he left behind. Cameron’s laughter, sense of humor, creativity, kindness, sense of adventure, and deeply caring heart will live on through the countless stories and memories shared by the family and friends who were fortunate enough to love him and be loved by him.

Cameron’s funeral service will be held from 2:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. on Wednesday, October 7, 2026, at Jeter & Son Funeral Home, 4830 W. Illinois Ave., Dallas, Texas 75211.

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