Timothy Edward WAMPLER

Timothy Edward Wampler, "Cam". Age 57. Cam peacefully passed at home on Thursday June 25th, 2020 at 4:05pm. After 4 years of fighting liver cirrhosis and a new struggle of Kidney Failure cam surrendered the battle and walked the stairway to heaven. Leaving behind his loved ones: Divorced Spouse married 23 years whom he remained best friends with Susan (Clymer)Wampler, 3 daughters Sara Wampler, Breanna Wampler, and Lyndsey Wampler, son to proud mother Fran Warner, sister(s) Tracey Heminger, Tami Worthingtonst, life time friend Dan Fendt and Grand Children Kyla Wampler, Amelia Wampler- Hitchye, Giovanni Wampler-Hitchye, and Adeline Schweighauser. Cam was a man full of sarcastic humor and a caring heart. He helped others in need, asking for no recognition. He donated large amounts to charities anonymously numerous times. He helped friends get back on there feet when they needed a hand or push to get started. He was kind to strangers, even if they weren't always nice to him. He was selfless and truly a kind hearted, giving soul to all those who were blessed to know him. His love was like no other, guidance, integrity, and laughter is what he will be remembered by. Cam was son to proud mother Fran Warner (Birkholtz) and father Curtis Wampler. Cam was the oldest with three younger sisters ( Terrie, Tami, Tracey). He was born in Indiana and grew up in Michigan. He loved spending time with his Grandpa and Grandma Birkholtz, who he would cheer the cubs on with (he later half heartedly converted to a cardinals fan after years in St Louis). Cam graduated from Wayland High School in 1981. After graduation Cam entered into the fitness industry where he met the love of his life Susan. A born salesman and entrepreneur, he chased his dreams all the way to California. He and Susan married in 1988 and started their family.Their family moved around Michigan, California, and Missouri for years and settled in Missouri, near his lifetime best friend Dan Fendt. Cam made many friends throughout his time here and was a blessing in many peoples lives. He felt as one with water, from the ocean to Lake Michigan. Spending time with loved ones and cooking his amazing recipes for and with his family. He was an excellent cook. Filling the home with smells as you walked through a room you could taste it before ever taking a bite. Cam excelled at sports like football, baseball, and wrestling, also a natural at math and business. With a strong work ethic he shared his wisdom with the world.He grew to love watching hockey (the Blues team) as a man. He enjoyed " cabin camping" with his family and making smores. And appreciated the little things life had to offer. He loved movie nights with his family and playing scrabble with his loved ones on his phone ( he always won). Cam enjoyed playing pool basketball with his daughter Breanna. Country music spoke to him and 80's music brought him back through time. He enjoyed reminiscing on his past memories with his family and hugging his grandkids. Caminator(def): prankster who loves making jokes at others expense but has a bigger heart than you know . Cam will forever be missed dearly. Its not goodbye... Its see you later... December 14th 1962- June 25th 2020

Timothy Edward WAMPLER

December 14, 1962 - June 25, 2020