U. S. Coast Guard Lt. Junior Grade Thomas Cameron, a Catholic from Portland, died Feb. 28 when a MH-65C Dolphin helicopter crashed into Mobile Bay during a training mission.
He was a 2005 Cleveland High School graduate. While in high school, he was captain of the soccer team and an "A" student. He was a captain of his college soccer team where he played as a Forward. When he scored a goal, he celebrated with leaps and somersaults.
He is survived by his parents, Elizabeth and John Cameron and his older brother Alex.
A Mass of resurrection was held by Father Bob Barricks March 12 at Holy Family Church in Southeast Portland. A military burial followed at 3 pm at River View Cemetery, 300 S. W. Taylors Ferry Road in Portland.
He was a 2005 Cleveland High School graduate. While in high school, he was captain of the soccer team and an "A" student. He was a captain of his college soccer team where he played as a Forward. When he scored a goal, he celebrated with leaps and somersaults.
He is survived by his parents, Elizabeth and John Cameron and his older brother Alex.
A Mass of resurrection was held by Father Bob Barricks March 12 at Holy Family Church in Southeast Portland. A military burial followed at 3 pm at River View Cemetery, 300 S. W. Taylors Ferry Road in Portland.
U. S. Coast Guard Lt. Junior Grade Thomas Cameron, a Catholic from Portland, died Feb. 28 when a MH-65C Dolphin helicopter crashed into Mobile Bay during a training mission.
He was a 2005 Cleveland High School graduate. While in high school, he was captain of the soccer team and an "A" student. He was a captain of his college soccer team where he played as a Forward. When he scored a goal, he celebrated with leaps and somersaults.
He is survived by his parents, Elizabeth and John Cameron and his older brother Alex.
A Mass of resurrection was held by Father Bob Barricks March 12 at Holy Family Church in Southeast Portland. A military burial followed at 3 pm at River View Cemetery, 300 S. W. Taylors Ferry Road in Portland.
He was a 2005 Cleveland High School graduate. While in high school, he was captain of the soccer team and an "A" student. He was a captain of his college soccer team where he played as a Forward. When he scored a goal, he celebrated with leaps and somersaults.
He is survived by his parents, Elizabeth and John Cameron and his older brother Alex.
A Mass of resurrection was held by Father Bob Barricks March 12 at Holy Family Church in Southeast Portland. A military burial followed at 3 pm at River View Cemetery, 300 S. W. Taylors Ferry Road in Portland.
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