The community of Hamilton, Ontario is mourning the death of Stewart Cameron, whose passing has left family, friends, and countless members of the Liberty For Youth community heartbroken. A passionate mentor, dedicated volunteer, and unwavering supporter of young people, Stewart will be remembered for the joy, compassion, and energy he brought into the lives of everyone he encountered.
Born on May 8, 1989, Stewart Cameron was educated at Barton Secondary School before attending the University of Waterloo. For more than two decades, he played an integral role in Liberty For Youth, becoming one of the organization’s most recognizable and beloved members. The organization shared that Stewart’s enthusiasm, larger-than-life personality, and deep commitment to serving others made him an irreplaceable part of its mission. Whether mentoring youth, volunteering at events, or encouraging those around him, Stewart consistently demonstrated a genuine passion for helping others reach their potential and fostering a sense of belonging within the community.
In announcing his passing, Liberty For Youth expressed profound sorrow, noting that “to know Stewart was to love him.” While grieving his loss, the organization also shared its faith that he is no longer suffering and has found peace. As staff, volunteers, and supporters process this heartbreaking loss, they have chosen to take time to grieve and support one another before sharing plans to honor Stewart’s life. They also cautioned the public against fraudulent memorial and donation pages, emphasizing that any legitimate fundraising efforts will come directly from Stewart’s family.
Stewart Cameron will be deeply missed by his loved ones, colleagues, and the many young people whose lives he positively influenced. His legacy of generosity, encouragement, and unwavering commitment to serving his community will continue to inspire those who had the privilege of knowing him, ensuring his memory lives on throughout Hamilton and beyond.
