Camille Ellen Pierce
Camille Ellen Pierce (née Daley) died on January 11, 2017 at the age of 33 from complications related to brain cancer.
Camille is survived by her husband, Cade Pierce; their two children Cale (5) and Ceedan (3); her parents Bill and Judy Daley; her brother, Nathan Daley and his family Vanessa, Gregory, and Madeleine; and her grandmother Martha “Sissy” Granberry. Her grandparents Donald Judd, Morriss Granberry, and George and Therese Daley preceded her in death.
Camille was born on April 21, 1983, in Fort Worth, Texas. From a young age, Camille displayed a vibrant personality and a smile that changed the world. She graduated from Texas Tech University in 2005. There she found her soulmate whom she would later marry at the age of 24. Following college Camille began her career as an educator. After attaining her Master’s degree in Library Science from Texas Women’s University in 2010, Camille found her true passion as a librarian. On December 15, 2011 she welcomed her first son (Cale) into this world; 22 months later on November 1, 2015 she welcomed her second son (Ceedan) into her family.
Camille was a devoted mother, passionate librarian, and beautiful friend. Her two little boys were her world. She loved being a “boy mom,” hunting bad guys, playing super heroes, and even overcame “throwing like a girl.” Camille was always full of love, hope, and courage. She was the cornerstone of our family, leading us both physically and spiritually through her battle with brain cancer. She will be deeply missed by her family, friends, and all who knew her.
Funeral services were scheduled for 3:00 pm on Tuesday, January 17, at Keller United Methodist Church (1025 Johnson Road, Keller, TX). In lieu of flowers, the family is requesting donation be made in her honor to either the National Brain Tumor Society (124 Watertown St., Ste 2D, Watertown, MA 02472) or the Camille Pierce Memorial Education Fund (EECU, P. O. Box 1777, Fort Worth, TX 76101). The memorial fund will be used to assist with Cale and Ceedan’s educations.