Marty Paul Camp

Marty was born on August 19, 1959 in Ft. Worth, TX to the (late) Melton Cleo Camp Sr. and Jonnie Lee Beason. He is survived by his life partner, Desiree Ransom, son, Jacob Clark, daughter, Chelsi Corbin and son in law Taylor. His grandchildren are Mackenzi, Maverick, Jacob, Rett and Rowan. His brother Andy Beason, and wife Beth, Sister Tyrena Camp Sonnamaker and husband Mike ,sister Regena Camp Wicker, brother Terry L. Camp and wife Sheryl, brother Darrell E. Beason and wife LeAnn. Preceded in death by his Stepmother Lupie Camp, brother Melton Cleo Camp Jr and Stepfather Harry A Beason Sr. Along with his extended family, and many loving friends and colleagues.

He graduated from Lake Worth High School in 1977 and moved to Houston, TX. He worked many years for Granger building high-rises all over the Houston area and for Hoelscher before he worked independently as a general contractor. He was very selective about the jobs he completed as he had his own ideas in mind :)

Marty lived life on his own terms, embracing every moment with humor and an infectious spirit. He had a great sense of humor, a storyteller and had a nickname for almost everyone. He had a range of hobbies, including fishing, collecting various paintings, drawings, unique antiques, he had an eye for design. Marty loved a good party; some of his favorites were fish fries, crawfish boils, live music, anywhere, and floating the river, honestly anything outdoors. He was a selfless man and would put others’ needs before himself.

Marty and Desiree enjoyed hosting family and friends in their home that was decorated with all the things he loved, the cowboy way. If you were blessed to be a family member or friend of Marty's, you may have had the opportunity to enjoy his cooking, Marty loved to cook, with a glass of wine or beer in his hand. He was a long time volunteer at the Houston Livestock Show, Rodeo and BBQ, a part of the Cookoff Team, Blowin Smoke, commited a week every year, creating and making memories for everyone. Loved to entertain guests, listen to music and was a dancing fool.

Marty lived life to the fullest, full of goodwill and joy. He will be missed beyond measure..........

A Celebration for Marty will be scheduled for a later date.

Fond memories and expressions of sympathy may be shared at www.pathfoleyfuneraldirectors.com for the Camp family.