Joyce Ann Haun Cameron, 79, of Front Royal, Virginia, went home to be with her Lord and Savior on Monday, June 19, 2023 at the Winchester Medical Center, surrounded by her loving family.
A funeral service will be held on Monday, June 26 at 11:00 a.m. at Maddox Funeral Home with Sammy Campbell officiating. Interment will follow in Prospect Hill Cemetery in Front Royal. Following the graveside service all are welcome to join the family for a time of food and fellowship at the Front Royal Moose Lodge, located on John Marshall Highway.
Joyce was born April 2, 1944 in Hume, Virginia, daughter of the late Edward May Haun, Sr. and Mary Theresa Knight Haun.
She retired from BB&T, formerly F&M National Bank, in Front Royal after many dedicated years and following retirement worked for Mom’s Country Kitchen in Front Royal.
She was a member of the Virginia Bow Hunters Association serving as the Publicity Secretary and a member of Two Rivers Archery Club serving as Treasurer and Secretary
Surviving is her loving and devoted husband of 65 years, Maxie L. Cameron, Sr.; a beloved fur baby, “Boots”; son, Maxie L. Cameron, Jr. of Front Royal; daughters, Carol Ann Flippin and husband Wayne of Park City, Utah, and Brenda Leah Cameron of Front Royal; two brothers, Loy I. Haun and Guy R. Haun (Karen), all of Front Royal; a sister, Barbara Jean Skidmore and husband Roger of Front Royal; eight grandchildren, Kristin Etter (Chris), Jennifer Etter (Colin), Robert Etter, Jr. (Jen), Lindsay Etter (Autumn), Casey Flippin (Sheree), Carter Sheets (Matthew), Carlton Flippin and Maxie Cameron, III (Kathy); 14 great-grandchildren; and numerous other family members and friends.
Joyce was preceded in death by her parents; three brothers, Bernard Eastham “Bernie” Haun, Edward M. Haun, Jr. and David B. Haun; and one sister, Mary R. Loughry.
Pallbearers will be Maxie Lee Cameron III, Colin Long, Duane Cameron, Carlton Flippin, Casey Flippin and Pete Pomeroy.
Honorary pallbearers will be Eddie Mumaw, Jennifer Etter, Brooklyn Etter, Kinleigh Etter, Lindsay Etter, Carter Sheets and Guy Haun.
The family will receive friends Sunday, June 25 from 6-8 p.m. at the Funeral Home.
Joyce had a love of flowers, so all arrangements would be greatly appreciated.
Praying for you all!
I never knew this beautiful lady but I do know her beautiful daughter Carol!
God bless you all !
Prayers & Hugs!
Love ❤️ Theresa & Matt Moore
Church Without Walls
I am so sorry for your loss Joyce was one of the sweetest and kindest ladies I’ve ever met she will be missed dearly. Keeping the family in my thoughts and prayers
I am so sorry for your losses, my prayers are with you guys. ❤️
I’m sorry for your loss. She was a lovely lady and was so helpful and friendly when I saw her in the bank.
Maxie and Family
I am so sorry for your loss of Joyce. I have fond memories of her at the reunions. She will be so missed and loved. May God give you all peace and comfort in the days a head. Love
Joyce was a loving and sweet person. She was always so upbeat, a ray on sunshine. She will be missed by many.
Our thoughts are with you. Sending love.
My deepest condolences. I worked with Joyce at what was F&M Bank. She was always smiling and simply the sweetest lady ever.
John 11:25-26. Jesus said to her, “I am the resurrection and the life. Whoever believes in me, though he die, yet shall he live, and everyone who lives and believes in me shall never die.” May this truth bring you comfort.
Your family will be in our prayers.
Penny & David Atkins
Joyce was a delight to know and be around and a friend to all. My love and prayers are with you, Maxie and family. We know she is with the angels.
Love, Linda Athey
40 plus years ago my family lost contact with Maxie and Joyce after they moved from Remount. My dad (Brock) had known them since childhood and my mom, brother and I had spent many wonderful times growing up with this great family. Leaving me with unforgettable memories at their home, the farm, hunting groundhogs and especially the races.
My dad passed a couple years ago and one day out reminiscing driving those old roads I come across their mailbox. I had to go to the door and knock to see, and couldn’t believe it was them. We talked for hours. I promised to bring my mom to visit soon. Joyce and her had both recently beat a cancer battle. Mom and I were looking forward to that and many more visits.
We seem to look for our heroes in sports, celebrities, explorers or just famous people. But Joyce was someone you couldn’t never forget. She was always giving, polite, funny, kind, thoughtful, generous, caring, responsible and so sweet. Someone you really cherished spending time with. I think she and Maxie are the examples of what our heroes should really be.
I’ve never forgotten them and I never will. Please remember to take care of and check on all the people in our lives that helped create the memories of our life’s journeys.
Joyce you will never be forgotten and will remain in the memories of many many people. GODSPEED…
Tim Brock