The family of Cameron David McLeod is deeply saddened to announce his passing on June 11, 2026. Lovingly remembered by his wife, Judy (Hulley) McLeod of 51 years, children; Julie, Erin (Greg) Visser, Caleb (Amanda), Grandchildren; Molly, Eddie, Marcy, Jack, Lucas, Travis, Kyla and Alexis (Joe) Jacklin, Great Granddaughter; Eleanor Jacklin. Siblings & In-laws; Carol, Vicky, Sheila (Mark) Jeffery, Danette, Gil (Janet), Marj Hulley, Nancy (Gerry) O’Reilly, Penny (John) Lansink, Paul (Cathy) Hulley, David Hulley, Douglas Hulley, Susan (Tony) Arts and Sandra (Mark) Melady & fondly remembered by many nieces, nephews and friends.  Predeceased by his parents; Marguerite and Daniel McLeod, brother Peter, sister Heather, brother-in-law’s; Harry Stuart, Brian Talbot and Donald Hulley.

Cam started his career at Canadian Canners Limited “The Canners” in the 1960’s. He spent the late 1970’s-early 1990s at O PEE CHEE, then back to The Canners, which was then known as Nabisco, as Supervisor of Sanitation.   The last years of his career were spent working with close friends at Bonduelle, as the  Sanitation Supervisor.  

While he took his management roles seriously, nothing was more important to Cam than the work he did for the South Huron Fire Department.  He had many roles: Firefighter, Captain, Deputy Chief and finishing his 27 year career as The Exeter Fire Station District Chief of the South Huron Fire Department.

In his golden years Cam turned to running as a hobby and chased his children all over the province to either watch or participate in races.  He finally gave up racing as he was “too competitive”.  He had maps laid out of all the running trails in the north end of London and loved taking his kids out to explore the area.  When he wasn’t watching or running in races, Cam could be seen at the corner of St. James and St. George street volunteering for the Forest City Road Races.  

 Judy has so many people to thank for care, assistance and just being there, but most importantly her children, Julie, Erin & Caleb. Their dad was so very proud of them and rightfully so, they are his greatest accomplishments.

A celebration of Cam’s life will be held at London Brewing Co-operative, 521 Burbrook Place, LONDON on Sunday, June 28^th from 5 – 8 PM with words of remembrance at 6 PM. Please join us in sharing stories, smiles, and memories with music, laughter, and good food.

To honor Cam, please consider the gift of life through donating blood though www.blood.ca or registering as an organ donor at www.BeADonor.cafe through donating blood though www.blood.ca or registering as an organ donor at www.BeADonor.ca

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