Cameron L. Dickerson made his earthly entrance on January 25, 1974 in Arkadelphia, Arkansas. In his 34th season, on Tuesday, July 11, 2017, he answered the call of the Lord and made his earthly exit.
Cameron was member of Historic Eureka Missionary Baptist Church and later attended Ebenezer Baptist Church. He was a graduate of Hot Springs High School and was on the football team.
In 1999, he married Yolanda Wilbert and to their union was blessed with two sons, Cameron Jr. and Joe Louis.
He was employed by Wal-Mart until his health declined. He enjoyed football, basketball, fishing and was an avid "Gamer".
Completing the journey before him is, his mother, Veronica Wiley-Dickerson; his father, Joe Louis Dickerson; brother, Derrick Wiley; his grandparents, Tom Albert and Neomia Wiley and Grady and Essie Dickerson.
His memories will forever remain in the heart of his sons,Cameron Dickerson, Jr. and Joe Louis Dickerson; their mother, Yolanda W. Dickerson-Rhone and her husband, Mike Rhone all of Hot Springs; his sisters, Telisha Dickerson Moore and her husband, Larry of Malvern and Luciannia Wiley of Hot Springs; brother, Carlos Dickerson of Fayetteville; step-mother, JoAnn Dickerson of Arkadelphia; nieces, Monique Webb, Ashanti Tash and Teliyah Moore; nephew, DerekWomack, Jr; aunts, Michelle Wiley, Stephannie Wiley Smith, Nellie J. Styles, Ethel Neely, Eunice Hennings, Maudie Robinson and Pearline Kennedy; great aunts, Bernice Jackson, Lottie Jackson and Rease Henderson, uncles, Michael Wiley, Bobby Dickerson, Johnny Dickerson, Billy Dickerson and Sam Jackson; a host of extended family and friends.
Funeral service will be 12:00 Saturday, July 15, 2017 at Historic Eureka Baptist Church with Pastor Steve R. Lake, officating and Rev. Charles Smith will deliver the eulogy. Burial will follow in Greenwood Cemetery. Visitation will be from Saturday 10:30 AM until the service begin at the church.
Guest registry is at http://www.carriganmemorial.com