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Renata D
Cameron
Oct 26, 1963 — Dec 21, 2017
Simpson County
A Life in Retrospect
Renata D. Cameron was born October 26, 1963. She joined Mendenhall Bible church at a very young age where she served as a dedicated Board Member and remained faithful until she became ill.
Renata will be loved and missed by a multitude of people. Of the family that she loved so much, she leaves to cherish her lovely memory:
♥ Her Husband – Billy Cameron, Sr.
♥ Her Children – James (Skeet) Walker (Kimberly), Revin Cameron, Sanchez Cameron (Leigh Anne), Arian Cameron, Billy Cameron, Jr.
♥ Her Parents – Harriet & Israel McKinnis
♥ Her Siblings – Tony, Tina, Yolanda (Fred), Darryl (Roberta), Judy
♥ Her Grandchildren – Ja'Waun, Ja'Kiel, Samya, Zoe, Emma Leigh
♥ Her Best Friend —Elizabeth James
♥ Her Nieces (9), Nephews (15), Great Nieces (9), Great Nephews (8), Great Great Niece (1)
♥ Her In-Laws — Brothers-in-law (7); Sisters-in-law (3)
♥ Her Many Aunts, Uncles, Cousins, and Friends
Renata is now reunited in Heaven with her grandparents; her mother-in-law; her aunts, Geraldine and Marion; her uncles, Richard and Julien; her nephew, James Paul; her beloved brother, Troy; and many other relatives and friends.
Renata was born in Aberdeen, Maryland and moved to Mississippi at the age of 11. She attended Mendenhall Junior High and Mendenhall High School. She graduated from Mendenhall High in 1981 and began her family thereafter.
Renata was employed at Genesis One Christian School for several years where she was loved for her ability to educate the K-3 and K-4 classes. Upon leaving Genesis One Christian School, Renata went on to graduate from Copiah-Lincoln Community College and became an Alcohol and Drug Counselor for the Mississippi Department of Corrections (MDOC) which is where she remained a loyal worker until she went to be with the Lord.
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