In Loving Memory
1972•2026
Cameron Wagers, age 53, tragically passed away while doing what he loved, surrounded by friends who cared deeply for him. Cameron was born on November 21, 1972, in Norfolk to Judith Ann Wagers and Johnnie Lee Wagers.
Cameron is survived by his loving wife, Mindy Wagers; his children, Luke Wagers and Layla Wagers; his mother, Judith Ann Wagers; his in-laws, Dale and Sharon Rhodes; his brothers-in-law, Bryan Miller, Dale Miller, and Danny Rhodes; his Aunt Shirley Cross; and his beloved dogs, Jesse, Daisy, Enis, and Cooter, along with many extended family members, friends, and people whose lives he touched through his kindness and generosity. He is preceded in death by his father, Johnnie Lee Wagers.
Cameron was the kind of man who would give the shirt off his back to help someone in need. He had a huge heart and genuinely loved helping people whenever he could. Known for his humor and quick wit, Cameron had a way of making people laugh no matter the situation. He brought light and energy everywhere he went.
He had a lifelong passion for cars and loved modifying and working on them. Cameron was also a talented self-employed excavator whose creativity and vision were reflected in every project he completed. His workmanship and attention to detail were admired by those who knew his work.
Outside of work, Cameron loved the outdoors and had a special love for animals. Whether he was spending time outside, working on vehicles, or helping someone with a project, he lived life with passion, creativity, and generosity.
A celebration of Cameron’s life will be held at Larkin Mortuary - Riverton on May 30th from 5:00 PM to 7:00 PM. Family and friends are invited to come casual and join in remembering the laughter, kindness, and unforgettable spirit Cameron shared with everyone around him.
He will be deeply missed and forever remembered.
There is no words to say for the loss of a loved one . Mindy Glenn and I are truly sadden and heart broken.. our love thoughts and prayers continue .may your hearts be comforted and your minds at ease. He was a kind and gentle man and will be deeply missed by all
A heartfelt condolences for your unexpected loss. Wishing your family peace and understand that will come with some passage of time. Luv to you all....
Uncle Donnie
My dearest Mindy, Luke and Layla,
No words can adequately express my sorrow in your loss of an amazing husband and father.
My love is with you during this heart breaking time.
My deepest sympathies to you all.
I will never forget meeting Cam. It was freezing outside and he showed up in a sweatshirt. He looked around our property and stroked his beard, then listened to my grand vision of what I wanted to do. "Well, I'm up for it," he said, and with that, we kicked off an extensive landscape remodel that took more than a year.
In that process, I learned a ton about our home - but even more about the thoughtful human I had hired (and his organized and efficient partner, Mindy). During our project, we had annoyed neighbors, unpredictable conditions (including the record breaking snow year of 2022-2023), and basement flooding which quadrupled the original size of our project. Through all of this, Cam and his crew were considerate, communicative, and actually fun to work with. While this was going on, we had friends taking their contractors to court for lack of progress and contract violations. Our contractor was unflappable.
There is not a day that goes by where I don't think about Cam and Mindy and the crew. Because of them, we have a dry basement. We have a safe, stable and flat backyard where our family can play. We have gorgeous moon rocks and a sandstone staircase that required Cam to create the backhoe piece to build. Our neighbors don't hate us because Cam took good care of them too.
My father is a contractor and I spent a lot of my youth around work crews. I am certain that it is one in a million who would take on the expansion I threw at him in summer 2022. When I called and said, "now I know you are working on the backyard, but I think we need to dig up the entire house and fix the foundation," he did not hesitate at all.
He built me a rock sofa for our Little Free Library for my birthday. He was so dedicated to his work and to his relationships.
Cam was a gem. I am sad that he is gone, and grateful that we had the chance to have him in our lives.
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