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Jean Loretta
Camp
Jun 6, 1936 — Apr 20, 2025
Kimberling City
Jean Loretta Camp, 88, passed away peacefully on April 20, 2025, surrounded by her family in Kimberling City, MO.
Born on June 6,1936 in Joliet, IL where she lived until she moved to Kimberling City in 1995.
Jean was the beloved wife of the late Walter P Camp. Together they built a loving, independent family.
She is lovingly remembered by her seven children: Paula (Terry) Schorp, Paulette (James) Bowman, Michael (Dawn) Camp, Elizabeth (Dan) Fisk, David (Laurie) Camp, John (Sharon) Camp and Lisa (Jeff) Boyle.
Grandchildren: Sean Schorp, James Bowman, Geoff Bowman, Jonathan Bowman, Lindsay Downs, Kelcey Meditz, Deanna Hogan, Lisa Hopman, Becca Bell, Richard Camp, David Camp, Jr., Darcee McKee, Eric Ravasz, Matt Ravasz, Brian Graham, and Dez Boyle and blessed with 24 great grandchildren.
Her legacy continues through them and the many lives they touch.
She is also survived by her sisters Judith McPhail and Nancy Getson as well as her sisters-in-law Charlotte Eartly and Carol Eartly and numerous nieces and nephews.
Jean was preceded in death by her brothers Frank Eartly, Jr., John (Jack) Eartly and Raymond Eartly and granddaughter Erica Fisk.
Jean worked as human resource manager at Kmart while in Illinois and enjoyed her job at Silver Dollar City where she worked for several years in the candy store.
Jean's life was a testament to kindness, creativity and joy. She loved cooking, enjoyed reading, making quilts for her family, feeding her adopted cats, and doing puzzles at her table.
She is best known for her optimistic outlook and radiant smile. A smile that shone brightest for her family.
Cremation is under the direction of the Stumpff Funeral Home, Kimberling City, MO.
Burial at Abraham Lincoln National Cemetery and a Celebration of Life memorial to be arranged.
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