Robert Lee Camp was the kind of man who could walk into any room and instantly make it brighter. Born and raised in Charlotte, NC, he was a proud West Charlotte Lion — wearing #33 as a first-string defensive end on the team that went undefeated and reached the state finals at UNC Chapel Hill. But football was just one chapter of a life overflowing with love, laughter, and music.

Music was Robert's language. As a member of the 90s vocal group Perfect Blend, he helped the group win the Coors Light Super Talent Showcase in Washington, DC in 1995. His deep bass voice — inspired by his beloved Boyz II Men — could move a room to tears, especially when he sang It's So Hard to Say Goodbye. But as much as Robert loved music, he loved his people more. His mother Gail, his son Taylor, his brothers, cousins, aunts, uncles, and the countless friends who became family — they were his whole world. He had a heart with no limits and no conditions, and he made every person feel like they truly mattered. And no matter what you were going through, Robert could pull a laugh out of you and remind you, gently and hilariously, that everything is going to be alright.

On May 7, 2026, we lost him suddenly. His family now needs help covering his funeral and final expenses. The funds raised will help his mother and family say a proper goodbye and ease the financial burden during this difficult time. Any amount you can give is a true blessing. If you can't give, please share his story, his voice, or his laughter because your special memories deserve to travel far. It's so hard to say goodbye, Robert. But what a gift it was to know you.