Kameron Evan Miles Carter Obituary (1994 - 2021)

PLEASE BE ADVISED Under all circumstances, face masks or face coverings are required and mandatory to enter King-Tears Mortuary, Inc. Your temperature will be taken upon entering King-Tears Mortuary. The number of people allowed in King-Tears Mortuary will depend on the CDC guidelines at the time of the service. Please read information posted here: https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/daily-life-coping/funeral-guidance.html THANK YOU FOR YOUR COOPERATION AND UNDERSTANDING Kameron's sweet light first entered this world July 1, 1994, born in Galveston, Texas at the University of Texas Medical Branch, to Tarik Carter and Michelle Ayers. Even as a child, Kameron's magnetic smile would light up a room. He was a genius with numbers often perplexing his parents and teachers, and flourished in the arts. After graduating from Westwood High School in Austin, Kameron wanted to find his own path in life. He eventually landed in Dallas, and soon found his place and his people amongst the love of historical Deep Ellum. Here "Fez" was born. A beautiful young man who has touched and uplifted so many in his own special way. Never met a stranger, didn't judge, and he had a way of making everyone feel seen. His infectious smile, that incredible laugh, and his quick wit will always be unforgettable. Whether he had a word of knowledge or encouragement, a song or beat to ease your mind, you knew this beautiful human was a different being. His uniqueness carried over into his passion for music, starting at a young age. His deep, lyrical poetry and jazzy smooth voice were just unfolding unfolding into even more greatness, yet we will always be grateful for him living on through his gift of music to us all. March 27, 2021 God called Kameron home to be with all his family gone before him, so he decided to jump on that spaceship and head on out into the cosmos. He leaves behind so many, for he left too soon. Parents Michelle and Be Ayers, Tarik Carter and Amy Shoczen. His sisters and two musketeers Jessica Leigh Warren and Taylor Alyssa Burgess. A large beautiful clan of Grandparents, Aunts and Uncles, Nieces and Nephews, Cousins, God Children, and Friends. His Band of Brothers, Austin, CJ, Brandon, Tre, Victor, AJ and Josh. Our Son, our Brother, our Grandson, our Nephews, our Uncle, our Cousin, our Friend, our Person, our Kameron, Our Kami, our KamDog, our Fez . . .will always be deeply missed and loved, never forgotten by the myriad of lives you touched. The love and kindness You gave, will be an inspiration to us all to be better humans on this earth. We are grateful for the 26 years of you amazing light. We would like to give a heartfelt thank you to everyone who sent love, prayers, gifts, flowers, held a hand, gave a hug, shared a story, wiped a tear, or gave a comforting word during these heartbreaking times. Thank you. Thank you to Austin Carter, Crowdus and Wit's End family, Aginah Spencer, Dickey Family, Spring Condominium and The W staff and residents, and for the entire care team of Baylor Scott and White-Hillcrest. Very special thank you to one nurse in particular named Alex, you loved Kameron like you own and it showed. Thank you all.