Donna Frederick
Springville

Donna Frederick, age 75, of Springville, passed away Friday, Dec. 28, 2018.

A private memorial service will be held at a later date.

She was born in Seattle, Washington, but came to Alabama at age 10. Most of her adult life was in the Birmingham area and Jemison. She was retired from Bell South with 33 years of service.

Donna was preceded in death by husbands, William H. (Bill) Camp Jr. and Buford “Red” Frederick; parents, Alvin L. Victor Sr. (Elva) of Portland, Oregon, and Bessie (Wood) Victor of Seattle, Washington; brother, Alvin L. Victor Jr. of Portland, Oregon; sister, Marian Victor Hughes of Seattle, Washington; and nephew, Michael R. Glover, of Maylene.

She is survived by her daughter, Kelly Camp White, who was her loving, devoted caregiver; children, William Casey Camp of Decatur and Richard Camp of Columbiana; daughter, Crysta Camp Bynum of Chicago, Illinois; grandchildren, Daniel White of Pelham, Phillip White (Kathryn) of Iowa Park, Texas, Andrea Bynum of Helena, Troy Goss of Columbiana, and Jesse Camp of Cleveland; sisters, Patricia Victor Glover (Jerry) of Calera, and Rena Victor Saxwold of Bend, Oregon; nieces, Lynn Glover Talley (Keith) of Calera, and Roberta Smith (Michael) of Bend, Oregon; nephew, Gregory and Geofrey Hughes of Bremerton, Washington; her great niece, Jaclyn Talley Sanders (Brandon) and Jaclyn’s children, Candence and Elena Sanders, all from Quinton; and great nephew, Mathew Ramsey of Jemison.

At an early age, Donna was raised in Lipscomb, with cousins and Mrs. Jean Lankford Parsons (Arlin) of Pell City, Mrs. Delilah Lankford Moore of Fultondale, Mrs. Beverly Lankford of Moody, and Mrs. Elaine Lankford Arnold of Scottsboro, and where Donna was a former “Miss Lipscomb”.

Donna was a great gardener (especially trees), and also a needlecraft artist. She could sew and craft anything. She was a wonderful cook, puzzle expert, and drove eighteen-wheelers for Bellsouth and Bruno’s.

Thanks for the wonderful care at St. Vincent’s Hospice, especially Chaplain Wendell Dodd and Helen Gaines, and nurse, Paige Miller. Special thanks to Judy Alford, the most supportive best friend that Donna could ask for.

In lieu of flowers, please make a donation to the American Cancer Society.

“Don’t grieve or weep for Donna because she’s now united with the love of her life, “Red”.

Please sign online condolences at Boltonfuneralhome.com.