The AugustaRich monel County Fire Department 
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Classmates, 
Augustus R. Johnson Engineering and Magnet School 
We enjoyed you while youwere here. We dont know 
what were going to do without you, but we know you are 
in Gods Loving Hands. Love, Mom, Dad & Kelsey 
<7*wt>ek&$ 3:5 -6 
Trust in the Lord with all thine heart; and lean not unto 
thine own understanding. In all thy ways acknowledge 
him, and he shall direct thy paths. 
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We, the Beasley family, deeply appreciate the many 
expressions of love, concern and kindness shown to us 
during this time of bereavement. May God bless you and 
keep you. 
W. H. Mays Mortuary 
"Professional Service A Family Tradition Since 1922" 
1221 James Brown Boulevard 
Augusta, Georgia 30901 
(706) 722-6401 
Design/Printing By: Augusta Blueprint * Augusta, Georgia * (706) 722-6488 
www.augustafuneralnotices.com 
THE LIFE OF 
KAMERON MILES BEASLEY, was bom on July 14, 2004 to 
Mr. and Mrs. L. Kelsey Beasley. Kameron confessed his life and 
spirit to Christ at the young age of five at Jerusalem Baptist 
Church where he was baptized by Reverend Beotis Clark, Jr. 
Kameron was very active in the Youth Ministry at Jerusalem as 
well as other extracurricular activities at his school. 
Kameron was an eighth-grade student at Augustus R. 
Johnson Health Science and Engineering Magnet School. 
He participated with the golf and math teams, and over the 
years was actively involved in the Helen Ruffin Reading Bowl, 
Student Council, and served as a Red Cross Volunteer for the 
Youth Summit. 
Kameron was known to be very crafty and accelerated beyond 
his years, thus it is no doubt that he was identified through the 
Gifted Education Department in the Richmond County School 
System. Because of Kamerons dedication to his academic 
studies and his scholastic talent, he also received the honor of 
being a student in the Duke Talent Identification Program. 
Kameron enjoyed sports and many other activities. His favorite 
NCAA team was The University of Alabama- Roll Tide! 
Kameron played baseball with the Augusta Richmond County 
Recreation Department and made the All-Star Baseball Team. 
One of his favorite sayings among his peers was, You cant 
guard me! Kameron was an astute piano student under the 
direction of Mrs. Judith Ruffin. He also had strong interests in 
Spanish, Science, and Math. If words alone could adequately 
describe Kameron, clever, witty, intuitive, technologically 
savvy, and stealthy would just begin to characterize his spirit 
and personality. 
Kameron was a young man with an old soul. He enjoyed 
watching the morning news with his dad- Big Kelsey would 
drink coffee while Kameron sipped hot cocoa. Kameron 
found joy and pleasure in pastimes such as bonding with his 
grandparents and he enjoyed being in the kitchen with his 
Big Mama. Because of the relationships Kameron cultivated 
with his more seasoned family members, it is no surprise that 
he developed a love for vegetables such as squash, corn, greens, 
and pinto beans to name a few. 
Kameron leaves to cherish his life: his parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. 
Kelsey (Shea) Beasley; two loving brothers, Anthony T. Staten, 
and Kelsey M. Beasley; grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse (Von) 
Beasley and Ms. Alenithia Jackson; aunts, Ms. Porsha Beasley, 
Elboni (Marcus) Walker and Brigette (Terry) Mims; uncles, 
Mr. FaMour Blount, Mr. DeAndre (Tonethia) Beasley and Mr. 
Alex (Lisa) Lidell; godparents, Georgeanne and Voncile Butler 
and Barbara Smith; and a host of other cousins, family member 
and friends. 
3: /-8 
To every thing there is a season, and a time to every purpose 
under the heaven: A time to be born, and a time to die; a time 
to plant, and a time to pluck up that which is planted; A time 
to kill, and a time to heal; a time to break down, and a time 
to build up; A time to weep, 
and a time to laugh; a time to 
mourn, and a time to dance; 
A time to cast away stones, 
and a time to gather stones 
together; a time to embrace, 
and a time to refrain from 
embracing; A time to gain, 
and a time to lose; a time 
to keep, and a time to cast 
away; A time to tear, and a 
time to sew; a time to keep 
silence, and a time to speak; 
A time to love, and a time 
to hate; a time of war, and a 
time of peace. 
Kameron, 
WE WERE HONORED 
TO BE YOUR PARENTS 
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Processional...................Trouble of This World 
by Mahalia Jackson 
Call to Worship.............Reverend Beotis Clark, Jr. 
Selection......................JMBC Sanctuary Choir 
Scripture Readings...............Reverend Elliot Bing 
Pastor, Phillips Grove Baptist Church 
Old and New Testaments 
Solo. 
........................Ms. Kimberly Mungo 
Principal, A. Brian Merry Elementary School 
Safe In His Arms 
Prayer of Comfort.................Minister Lorice Griffin 
Good Samaritan Baptist Church 
Selection.........................JMBC Sanctuary Choir 
Slide Presentation........................Congregation 
Obituary Read Silently 
Acknowledgements......................First Lady Clark and 
Trustee Felicia Harris 
Reflections (Limit to Two Minutes) 
As Family Friends- The Howard Family 
As A Principal- Mr. Charlie Tudor, III 
As A Former Teacher- Mrs. Nicole Odom 
Acknowledgements from the Family......Ms. Porsha Beasley 
Musical Tribute.......................Mrs. Judith Ruffin 
Eulogy.........................Reverend Beotis Clark, Jr. 
Recessional...............................Music Ministry 
Interment......................Bellevue Memorial Gardens 
4501 Wrightsboro Road, Grovetown, Georgia 
Broadway Baptist Cnurch Fellowship Hall