Bobby Wray

Camp

Mr. Bobby Wray Camp was born on June 11, 1954, in Rutherford, North Carolina, to the late Ms. Nehemiah Wood Camp. He accepted Christ into his life and faithfully joined morning prayer with his beloved sister, Rev. JoAnn Woods and family every weekday mornings. He received his formal education in the East Rutherford High School in Forest City, NC. After high school, Bobby enlisted in the United States Army, where he bravely served for 4 years and was Honorably Discharged. While serving in the military, Bobby met one of his bestfriends, Ceaser Hastings. After returning home he began his career at Borden Chemical in Griffin, Georgia, where he worked until his retirement.

During his retirement, he cherished working and playing at the City of Griffin Golf Course. He especially loved playing with and beating his nephew, Wendell Camp, with the "Stone Groove" on their UNC Football Alumni golf strips. Bobby also enjoyed family gatherings, concerts, family vacations, with his wife and children, hanging out with his buddies, and spending quality time wih his grandchildren. Bobby was an avid supporter of the Green Bay Packers and the UNC Tar Heels' #1 fan.

Mr. Bobby Wray Camp was preceded in death by his mother, Ms. Nehemiah Wood-Camp, his brothers, Perry Camp and James Camp, his sisters, Dovie Camp, Ellen Mosely, Mary Helen McDowell, Ardell Simmons, Ella Mae Camp, Rosa Lee Camp, and Linda Camp, and his grandson, Messiah Barlow.

To honor Mr. Bobby Wray Camp legacy, he leaves behind, his wife, Jacqueline Camp, his children, Travis Logan, Chermaine (Aki) Miller, Kimberly (Marcus) Blackmon, Tiffany Camp, Marcus Ledbetter, Tempest Camp, Areisha Watkins, and Ashley Watkins; grandchildren, Jaden, Ma'Sherie, Ka'Mya, Ke'lonna, Aydan, Ryan, Taylor, and Chance; sister, Rev. JoAnn Woods, and adopted sisters, Brenda Pratt, Dianne Banks, and Brenda Banks; adopted brother, Ray Davis; in-laws, Toni (Lucian) Wyant, Dorothy Combs, and Charles Watkins, and members bof the MCCune and Hastings families. He also  leaves a hot of nieces, nephews, the Griffin Southside neighborhood, and Springhill community.

Service will be held on Wednesday, August 26, 2026, at 2:00 PM in the Chapel at Burden's Funeral Home. Rev. Alfred Jester is the Eulogist.