Albert Sidney Camp

1892–1954 (age 62)

Biography

Albert Sidney Camp (1892-1954) was a man whose life encompassed much of the dynamic twentieth century. He lived through periods of great change and was part of the fabric of his community throughout his years.

He is laid to rest at Oak Hill Cemetery, where his memory is preserved among those of his contemporaries. Camp is remembered as a person who lived a full life and contributed to his family and community.

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