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Former columnist Terry Camsey promoted to Glory

July 18, 2011
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Major Terry Camsey was unexpectedly promoted to Glory on June 29,  from his home in Mission Viejo, Calif. Born in Cheltenham, England, on June 23, 1935, he emigrated to the U.S. in 1972.

In the Western Territory, he served as Golden State divisional music director from 1984–1986, before moving to territorial headquarters (THQ) as evangelism and programs secretary, holding that position until 1993. He was territorial corps growth secretary until 1995, when he transferred to the U.K. Territory, where he served as church growth and planned giving secretary. In 1998, he returned to the U.S. Western Territory as territorial vision and corps growth and men’s program secretary. He retired in 2000.

Earlier in his professional career, Camsey worked as a senior environmental health officer and a food services manager.

Camsey was an accomplished musician and composer. For many years he played with the International Staff Band (ISB), where he was a noted cornet soloist. After moving to New York, he played with the New York Staff Band from 1976–1980.

He and his wife, Beryl, attended the recent ISB120 anniversary celebrations in London.

In retirement he continued to pursue his interests of music and church growth theory. He soldiered most recently at the Tustin Ranch Corps, and prior to that at the Murrieta Corps, both in Southern California.

From 1987–2009, he contributed a regular column, “The Body Builder,” to New Frontier. He authored the book, Slightly Off Center, published by Crest Books in 2000.

Camsey is survived by his wife, Beryl, children Martin and Rosalind, two grandchildren and other relatives.

The memorial service was held July 17 at the Tustin Ranch Corps.

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