Don Cambray
On November 5, 1998 at McDonalds on NewFalls Road, MY only brother Don Cambray went to pick up his step-son Jimmy who was working there. What we didn't know was that the place was being robbed by a very tall man wearing a Freddie Kruger Mask and a gun. He locked everyone in the freezer after making the manager open the safe to get all the money. It is not known if he killed my brother before or after he robbed them.
It is thought maybe afterwards he took his mask off after everyone was in the freezer, he then left by the side door where my brother was sitting in his station wagon with the lights shining on the door so the kids could see when they came out. But what he saw was my brother. So he shot him point blank twice in the face. He never had a chance.
Please help my family and the organization find this person. I can not tell you the hell we have lived through for the past ten years. I can only pray that killer is caught so that he can never hurt anyone else's family. So if you have any information please email us at hotline@unsolvedmurders.com.
This is what his mother wrote: For my son, Donald J. Cambray Jr. From his Mom. I love you, too. So many words have been said about Donald Joseph Cambray Jr. None by me, his mother. Now I can think a little clearer of the needless tradgey that took the life of my only son. We were just beginning to accept the death of my husband, who passed away with cancer.
But this, my daughters and I will never get over. This will scar our minds till the end of our time. This has put fear in the hearts of his wife and children and, of course, confusion in the minds of the two smaller ones. The littlest one, Laura, climber into my lap and asked me if she had to "get dead" so she could talk to her daddy. My son lived for his family. He adored them and trusted everyone. His faith was endless. He trusted everyone and never believed that anyone could ever betray you. He found good in everything and forgave those who I though sometimes hurt him. He would say, "It's OK, Mom. I'll handle it. I'll take care of it." And he has done this in the 1 1/2 years his daddy has been gone. He never got over his dad's death, and we would sit and talk for hours in my living room. He was a devoted son and brother and husband. Even with his large family, we never heard "no" from him. It was "I'll take care of it." I can still hear the doctor say. after almost nine years of praying. "It's a boy." Dear God, how we loved him. I see him, his first day of school, crying for me not to leave and the teacher saying, "bye-bye mommy." I'll see him taking his first communion at Zion Lutheran Chruch in Bristol, all alone because we had to go to Michigan for his grandfather's funeral. And he wanted to show off for his daddy and me. I've kissed a million boo-boo's for him. But this is one I could not make better. We watch him go to the altar in a whit tux to marry a cute little redhead named jamie. We waited at Delaware Valley Hosiptal as he came out to us and said, "It's a boy for Jamie and me." The love around their dinner table was so pronounced as each one took a turn at saying a prayer. I can still hear him give the eulogy at his dad's funeral, even though I knew his heart was broken. There was bond between that father and son that if all prople had it, there would be less hatred in this world.
I'll pray for the person who did this to my son. It will be unthinkable to go on without him, but his daddy would say, "Son, when you hit a brick wall, you go around it." I'm trying very hard to forgive someone who took away something that we adored. When I look at his family, when I look at his buddies, tears streaming down their faces, Good friends, gathering in love, family -- all in shock. Surely, someone out there knows something. I beg of you call the police. If you ever had a buddy like my son and say, "What would I do if it happen to us?" Because you always think it doesn't happen to us, it's always someone else. But it could happen to anyone. Anyone can buy a gun. That's the horrible though. I just wanted you to know this from a mother whose heart will never mend. But if could had more gun control, maybe my son would still be here and he would say: "It's OK, mom. I'll take care of it."
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