Camille Evette Felton-Clark burst onto the scene on, October 19, 1958. She was born the second child of Robert O’Neil Felton Sr. and Jean Stella Nichols-Felton in Akron, Ohio.  She lived a loving and vibrant life until her light was suddenly extinguished on March 20, 2018.

Camille was a lifelong resident of Akron attending St. Mary’s school and eventually Archbishop Hoban High School where she was awarded the Senior Dow award in her freshman year for music. Besides her musical accolades, Camille also received trophies for her accomplishments in cheerleading, band, track and field.

Camille eventually began working as a mental health aid specialist through Case Western Reserve and Edwin Shaw. There she met a friend that happened to be born on the same day same year as she named Leonard Clark. From that friendship, they had a brief marriage that produced two beautiful daughters. Camille continued to work in the mental health field until her retirement in 1998.

Camille was one of the sweetest, kindest, funniest, down to earth people you could have ever met. Regardless of how much she had, she offered her space, food, time, and whatever else necessary to help those who asked. She was always content in her domain. You always knew you could stop by because Camille was at home.

She is preceded in death by her parents Robert O’Neil Felton Sr. and Jean Stella Nichols-Felton; loving brother Robert O’Neil Felton II; beloved grandchildren Scrapper (Ding) and Shotgun (Dong) Bell. She leaves to cherish her memory a  loving and devoted lifetime partner Calvin Powell aka Lomax; two beautiful daughters Jalisa (William) Bell and Jasmine Clark; loving son to be Nathan Lewis; and the light of her life, grandson William E. Bell III (Trip) all of  Akron; sister Laura Brown of Arizona; nephews Raymond  (Katie) Felton of South Carolina, Neil Cable  of Pittsburgh PA; Skylar and Kaylen Felton  of Atlanta, GA; Great niece Sahara M. Felton; special daughters LaKiesha Curry, Iriel (Dee) Hopkins, Darlene (Addie) Brown and Carmesha Neal and Allison Dinkins of Akron; Lifelong friends Renee Richardson, Tracey Patterson,  Gwynne Varner, and Denise Boyer of Akron; Michael Flinn of Columbus; The Watkins Family of Akron; as well as a host of cousins, relatives, in-laws, and friends.