Reading Butch's memorial this morning I remembered a song that we ( Lexington Green) played over 50 years ago and at the time I never realized who that song was about. But now I do. I was singing about Butch. The title of the song was "A Well Respected Man" by the Kinks. Check out the lyrics and you'll see what I mean.

Larry and I extend our sympathy and prayers to the McCamys family. We knew Butch and Connie and Waylon and Justin through their business. I say only but that relationship has lasted over 40 years. On many occasion we worked with them on various projects on our multiple properties. They have always been there no matter how big or how small. We often shared things that were going on in our lives at that time. Butch was a very interesting character to talk to. He had lived a very multifaceted life and shared those with us when he was doing a job for us. He leaves a great legacy for his family. He truly had a life well lived. 

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I grew up in M.H.’s and my dad has known Butch for many years, and he informed me of Butch’s passing today and I’d like to send our condolences to the family. McCamy’s has been around forever!!!! I remember going in there as a little kid with my dad. 

My deepest sympathy to all the Mccamys. I have known the entire family for many many years. Mr. Mccamy, (sorry I can never call you by your first name I have way to much respect for that), was my scout leader. His sons Waylon and Justin and me have been friends a long time. Mr. Mccamy was like a father to all of us scouts, He taught us alot and had to put up with alot to.  Some of the best memories I have as a kid and scout have alot to do with him. He was just a stand up guy and would do anything for anyone. R.I.P. sir, you will truly be missed by all especially troop 174.

My wife Brooke and I wish to express our condolences to the McCamy family. Butch and I were friends since the second grade and I was also a member of "Lexington Green," spending many hours practicing in Butches basement and playing in various venues in Central Illinois. I can't express how sorry I am for Butches passing. 

To all the McCamy family...our deepest sympathy for your loss.  We knew Butch for many, many years and never heard any unkind word concerning him.  Always a hard worker, caring and open to help wherever he could. Respected in all communities he walked within. A job well done, my friend. Time to receive your heavenly reward. Smoke the pipe with our Ancestors and rest. Wado,
Grey Fawn and Pathkiller

Butch, 
  You crossed my dad over into the spirit world on his last dance around the church, we are forever grateful for you and the spirit of the rainbow members that showed up that day.. You and your entire family meant the world to my dad and I. I remember the very first time my dad helped me put on my bustle and lead me hand in hand to go dance to the thunderous voices that come from Spirit of the Rainbow on grand entry at seven circles. And many other places along our journeys.  Connie I hope you know (how often) my dad spoke of you guys and in such high regards especially the notorious hose incident.. Butch was a man’s man, you will be imbedded in my memory forever, I thank you for that! So much more to type and not enough room, 

Gone but never forgotten,
We love you brother- On behalf of Paul “Ole Bear” Mack, & Alek “Miko” Mack. 


I will miss you so much Uncle Butch! I have so many fond memories of you and your family at Christmas time and at family gatherings. You always wanted to lend a helping hand. Your presence lit up any room it was in. You were a hard working provider for your family. I always enjoyed calling you with questions about my chickens or trees because you were so knowledgeable about so many things. I love you and rest in peace dear Butch. Until we meet again, you are so loved!

Butch was a  good friend in my teen years.  I lost contact through the years.  I have great memories of  our friendship.  So sorry to hear of his passing.  I’ll catch up with him in heaven ❤️🙏.
Dave Gilliland 

Connie, Mary, Marsha, Wade, Justin, Rick and Family,
I have known Butch for 68 PLUS years. It's more than challenging to express my profound sadness and grief with his passing.  I grieve with each of you. 
We have hope that we will see him again on the other side of the " veil". The veil that hides the unseen world from the 3- dimensional world we see. 

Hugs to each of you. 

Jim 



Connie , Boys and family, so sorry to hear of Butchs passing. May you find peace in your memories. God Bless to all of you.

Marsha, Mary, Connie, and family, Please accept our deepest sympathy.  We know Butch will be sorely missed by all who knew and loved him.  May God give you all His love and strength in the days ahead.  You all will be in our thoughts and prayers.  Mike & Cheryl Gray 

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Richard "Butch" Donald McCamy Jr.

9 juillet 1949 – 15 juillet 2023

Preston-Hanley Funeral Home & Crematory

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