Cameron Ainsworth Hale, "Cam Cam," of Fort Walton Beach, Fla., age 19, passed away May 7, 2008, as a result of a tragic accident.
Cameron was an excellent athlete, excelling in any sport he chose to participate in - roller blading, fishing, BMX biking, baseball, and many other activities.
"The nights get lonely
And all I have left is a memory of you
I tried to say this
But now there's nothing left for me to do.
Please don't go, just stay
I watched with tears in my eyes as you walked away.
Miss your voice, and your touch
And if I told you I loved you could that be enough?
And tonight I'll stay home and miss you more than you'll ever know."
He is survived by his mother and number one fan, Cory Ann Hale (Sam Buscarello) of Fort Walton Beach; father and stepmother, Johnny and Connie Ainsworth of Crestview, Fla.; brothers, Thomas and Ashton; and sister, Hannah of Crestview; loving grandparents and mentors, Tommy Hale, Susan Palmer-Hale of Fort Walton Beach, and Joe and Cookie Ainsworth of Crestview; uncle, Tyler Hale (Diana, Corey, Nicky, Kaytlind and Amelia) of Fort Walton Beach and Randy Ainsworth of Crestview; aunt, Stacey (Roger) of Vermont; great-grandmothers, Eloise Walls of Fort Walton Beach, and preceded in death by his Nina, Martha Conway of Pensacola, Fla.; and great-grandparents, Earl and Shirley Hale, also of Pensacola.
Memorial donations can be made to Cameron Ainsworth's benefit account at Beach Community Bank to defer medical expenses. (http://www.daviswatkins.com)
Cameron was an excellent athlete, excelling in any sport he chose to participate in - roller blading, fishing, BMX biking, baseball, and many other activities.
"The nights get lonely
And all I have left is a memory of you
I tried to say this
But now there's nothing left for me to do.
Please don't go, just stay
I watched with tears in my eyes as you walked away.
Miss your voice, and your touch
And if I told you I loved you could that be enough?
And tonight I'll stay home and miss you more than you'll ever know."
He is survived by his mother and number one fan, Cory Ann Hale (Sam Buscarello) of Fort Walton Beach; father and stepmother, Johnny and Connie Ainsworth of Crestview, Fla.; brothers, Thomas and Ashton; and sister, Hannah of Crestview; loving grandparents and mentors, Tommy Hale, Susan Palmer-Hale of Fort Walton Beach, and Joe and Cookie Ainsworth of Crestview; uncle, Tyler Hale (Diana, Corey, Nicky, Kaytlind and Amelia) of Fort Walton Beach and Randy Ainsworth of Crestview; aunt, Stacey (Roger) of Vermont; great-grandmothers, Eloise Walls of Fort Walton Beach, and preceded in death by his Nina, Martha Conway of Pensacola, Fla.; and great-grandparents, Earl and Shirley Hale, also of Pensacola.
Memorial donations can be made to Cameron Ainsworth's benefit account at Beach Community Bank to defer medical expenses. (http://www.daviswatkins.com)
Cameron Ainsworth Hale, "Cam Cam," of Fort Walton Beach, Fla., age 19, passed away May 7, 2008, as a result of a tragic accident.
Cameron was an excellent athlete, excelling in any sport he chose to participate in - roller blading, fishing, BMX biking, baseball, and many other activities.
"The nights get lonely
And all I have left is a memory of you
I tried to say this
But now there's nothing left for me to do.
Please don't go, just stay
I watched with tears in my eyes as you walked away.
Miss your voice, and your touch
And if I told you I loved you could that be enough?
And tonight I'll stay home and miss you more than you'll ever know."
He is survived by his mother and number one fan, Cory Ann Hale (Sam Buscarello) of Fort Walton Beach; father and stepmother, Johnny and Connie Ainsworth of Crestview, Fla.; brothers, Thomas and Ashton; and sister, Hannah of Crestview; loving grandparents and mentors, Tommy Hale, Susan Palmer-Hale of Fort Walton Beach, and Joe and Cookie Ainsworth of Crestview; uncle, Tyler Hale (Diana, Corey, Nicky, Kaytlind and Amelia) of Fort Walton Beach and Randy Ainsworth of Crestview; aunt, Stacey (Roger) of Vermont; great-grandmothers, Eloise Walls of Fort Walton Beach, and preceded in death by his Nina, Martha Conway of Pensacola, Fla.; and great-grandparents, Earl and Shirley Hale, also of Pensacola.
Memorial donations can be made to Cameron Ainsworth's benefit account at Beach Community Bank to defer medical expenses. (http://www.daviswatkins.com)
Cameron was an excellent athlete, excelling in any sport he chose to participate in - roller blading, fishing, BMX biking, baseball, and many other activities.
"The nights get lonely
And all I have left is a memory of you
I tried to say this
But now there's nothing left for me to do.
Please don't go, just stay
I watched with tears in my eyes as you walked away.
Miss your voice, and your touch
And if I told you I loved you could that be enough?
And tonight I'll stay home and miss you more than you'll ever know."
He is survived by his mother and number one fan, Cory Ann Hale (Sam Buscarello) of Fort Walton Beach; father and stepmother, Johnny and Connie Ainsworth of Crestview, Fla.; brothers, Thomas and Ashton; and sister, Hannah of Crestview; loving grandparents and mentors, Tommy Hale, Susan Palmer-Hale of Fort Walton Beach, and Joe and Cookie Ainsworth of Crestview; uncle, Tyler Hale (Diana, Corey, Nicky, Kaytlind and Amelia) of Fort Walton Beach and Randy Ainsworth of Crestview; aunt, Stacey (Roger) of Vermont; great-grandmothers, Eloise Walls of Fort Walton Beach, and preceded in death by his Nina, Martha Conway of Pensacola, Fla.; and great-grandparents, Earl and Shirley Hale, also of Pensacola.
Memorial donations can be made to Cameron Ainsworth's benefit account at Beach Community Bank to defer medical expenses. (http://www.daviswatkins.com)
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