Stephens County GaArchives Obituaries.....Camp, Jack August 6, 1950
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Toccoa Record, Thursday, September 13, 1951
The remains of Sgt. Jack Camp, well known young Toccoa citizen, and son of 
Mr. & Mrs. Tom Camp, arrived in Toccoa Saturday afternoon.  Sgt. Camp was 
the first Korean War Casualty from Stephens County to be returned home for 
final rites and interment.
	Sgt. Camp was born in this county, February 10, 1915, and had lived 
here all his life with the exception of the time spent in the service of his 
country.  He was a graduate of Eastanollee High School and was a member of 
Rock Creek Baptist Church.
	He entered the service in 1941.  He lost his life in action in 
Korea, August 6, 1950.  He was widely known throughout this community and 
leaves hundreds of friends and relatives to mourn his passing.
	Besides his parents, he is survived by 2 brothers, John Dan Camp and 
Fred Camp; 2 sisters, Mrs. Jack Walker and Mrs. Robert Harrison, all of 
Toccoa.
	Funeral services were held Sunday afternoon at 3 o’clock from Rock 
Creek Baptist Church with Rev. James Whitlock and Rev. J. H. Crunkleton 
officiating.  Full military honors were accorded the deceased by the Toccoa 
National Guard.  Interment was in Rock Creek Cemetery.


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