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Cameron D’Angelo Williams was born to De’Eleanor Shonta Robinson and Kendrick Redell Williams on November 28, 1993 at St. Paul Hospital in Dallas, Texas. On October 20, 2001, De’Eleanor Robinson joined Cameron’s stepfather, Eric Jamal Solomon of Houston, Texas in holy matrimony and later relocated to Oklahoma City where Cameron became a member of Mount Olive Baptist Church and was baptized March 3, 2001 at the age 8 by his pastor, the late Reverend Arthur Glenn Woodbury. He loved music and singing and was a member of the Mount Olive youth choir. In 2008, he joined Boy Scouts of America where he achieved the rank of First Class and developed cooking and survival skills.
Cameron attended Kerr Elementary (Allen, Texas), Will Rogers Elementary, KIPP Reach Charter Prep, Harding Charter Prep and Putnam City North High School, graduating in 2013. His Junior year of high school, Cameron was sworn in for delayed entry to the United States Army on May 08, 2012 and served his country for 6 years. He later attended Francis Tuttle Technology Center, where he studied Cyber Security.
Cameron was very active in sports. He was proficient at Martial Arts and earned his 1st degree Black belt, March 27, 2013 in Open Hand Jujitsu under Hanshi Paul Dickson. He also enjoyed lacrosse, soccer, and skate boarding.
Cameron was preceded in death by his maternal grandfather, Franklin Earl Robinson; adopted grandmother, Billie Caughran; great grandmother, Cleta Juanita Smith; and great grandfather, Andrew Smith (Big Daddy).
On Friday, September 11, 2020, just after 11pm, Cameron departed this life. He leaves to cherish his memory his mother, De’Eleanor Solomon; step father, Eric Solomon; father, Kendrick Williams, and step mother, Brandy Williams; Cameron’s son, Kendrick David Bradford-Williams; two sisters, Savannah Williams and Chai Solomon; brother, Jaden Solomon; maternal grandmother, Gladys Washington; grandparents. Curtis and Cheryl Solomon; paternal grandparents, Johnny and Sharon Castle, Gene (Sharon) Wooldridge, Bill Caughran; aunt, Monique Nicole Washington; three uncles, Eric (Kristi) Robinson, Degorian (Karen) Castle, and Kevin (Keisha) Solomon; two great uncles, Walter Claud Williams and Danny Dibbles; and a host of other relatives and friends.
Viewing will be Friday, 9am-9pm, with family present from 6-8pm at Mercer-Adams. Memorial service will be Saturday, October 3, 11:00am at Mercer-Adams Chapel where the services will be live-streamed.
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