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Exactly this, and as one of the people involved with this locally I can say there aren't answers yet.
There may not ever be answers either. I don't want to be blunt but Greg died in his home with Gracie and was not found for some time... until the medical examiner can say anything there is nothing to say. They may not even be able to determine or disclose a cause of death.
I am sorry to say that.

Greg was a friend. All of us that are involved are doing our damnedest to do right by Greg. Period.

Thank you.

Good friends are damn hard to come by, Greg undoubtedly knew this.

I feel an incredibly empty void when friends die.
Greg was an internet friend that I conversed with.
I turned 57 a few days ago.
My dad died at 58 and I feel the impending mortality.

Rest in peace Greg.
A prayer to you and the people that loved you.

Timber Creek ! I was there on highway 11 at the end of August this year doing bridge work.
Greg was a great help to me when I needed to weld a cast iron wood stove fire box a while ago.
His advise was right on.
He was nothing but kind and helpful.
I appreciated it and told him so.

Thomas, thanks for posting that excellent reminder to the crowd. Those who immediately went to work on 10/18 on Greg's behalf, particularly some in the SW who stayed on the matter hard until all local issues had been addressed and potential actions explored, will do their best to follow through for Greg in the best possible ways. That is a given. Yes, due to proximity and local interactions, some of us know things others don't. Yes, due to respect for our friend, none of us are feeding non-essential info to the curious. Period. Kindly try to desist.

As I was quoted, simply RIP Greg. If something was the cause of his passing by another's hand, then that needs dealt with. If it was the sky chiefs will, then so be it. I feel no need to get the scoop as simply a person that I had interaction with has passed and feel that only respect and proper dignity is the proper decorum

You guys have a lot of class. He would have been pleased.I wish I had stopped by when I could. But that might make this even harder. The World does not have enough good men.

Interesting comments. Certainly makes one wonder.

Greg Cameron's relatives have been located and are taking care of burial and other arrangements. They have voiced sincere interest that Greg's Campfire friends be included in such considerations and will inform us about date/time/place of any such event(s), once decided.

Thank you for the update, CCCC.

Yessir!

Thanks!

Thanks Paul!

Thanks

+1 tells me a lot about the man , and I could not have phrased it any better. Even though he was a grown man he was still her "little boy"

Thanks for the update.

Thanks.

As the others have said,

thanks for keeping us in the loop.

Geno

PS and KRP, thanks for those photos also. Makes this place quite a bit more special.

had a dream last night him and i were sharing a little of my shine.

Nice dream, Roger. maybe bring some of that out to the gathering at Armijo Springs next summer and compare it with Randy's Louisiana stuff.

i'll try, we made some mesquite whiskey that came out good.