The Cameron family of Edendale is recognized for its long-running volunteer firefighting service to the Edendale Fire Brigade. Multiple outlets describe the family’s involvement as a “family affair,” with relatives working together across generations. The family includes brothers Reece, Scott, and Brendon, along with their parents Pam and Wayne. Together, they have accumulated a combined 115 years of service to the brigade. One highlight is Brendon Cameron’s receipt of a “Gold Star,” presented for his service to the Edendale Fire Brigade. Sources note that this is the fourth family connection to the brigade, underscoring that more than one Cameron family member has been involved in volunteer firefighting. The articles present photographs of the family members together in their brigade context while celebrating the latest recognition for Brendon, alongside earlier reporting about the family’s overall contribution to local emergency response.
Cameron family celebrates decades of volunteer service with Gold Star for Brendon
The Cameron family of Edendale is recognized for its long-running volunteer firefighting service to the Edendale Fire Brigade. Multiple outlets describe the family’s involvement as a “family affair,”...
- The Cameron family of Edendale volunteers with the Edendale Fire Brigade.
- Their combined service totals 115 years.
- Brothers Reece, Scott, and Brendon Cameron are involved in the brigade.
- Their parents, Pam and Wayne Cameron, are also part of the family’s firefighting service.
- Brendon Cameron receives a Gold Star for his service, described as the family’s fourth brigade connection.
The Cameron family of Edendale — (from left) brothers Reece, Scott and Brendon with their parents Pam and Wayne. Photo: Jackie Tav Volunteer firefighting is a family affair for the Cameron family, who share a combined 115 years of service to the Edendale Fire Brigade.
5 hours agoThe Cameron family — (from left) brothers Reece, Scott and Brendon with their parents Pam and Wayne — celebrate Brendon’s Gold Star for his service to the Edendale Fire Brigade, the family’s fourth. PHOTO: JACKIE TAV Volunteer firefighting is a family affair for the Cameron family, who share a combined 115 years of service to the Edendale Fire Brigade.
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