

28 May 1999 — 6 July 2019
“Remembered for a generous spirit, bright artistry, and a legacy of service.”
Cameron Boyce's Birth Location
Los Angeles
Cameron Boyce's Burial Location
Resting place not publicly disclosed
Cameron Boyce's Death Location
Los Angeles

He later played Carlos de Vil in Disney's Descendants films, a role that connected his comic timing, dancing, and warmth with a global fan community.

Colleagues often remembered him as unusually thoughtful for his age: a performer who wanted visibility to become useful, not only celebrated.

Beyond his acting career, Cameron used his platform for causes including clean water access, gun violence prevention, and creative outlets for young people.

His final public advocacy project, Wielding Peace, encouraged people to use art and creativity as instruments for change.

After Cameron died in Los Angeles on 6 July 2019 from sudden unexpected death in epilepsy, his parents and loved ones founded The Cameron Boyce Foundation.

The foundation continues his work by supporting epilepsy education, SUDEP awareness, research, and community programs for young adults living with epilepsy.

Cameron Mica Boyce was an American actor, dancer, and humanitarian from Los Angeles whose work reached audiences around the world before his death at age 20. He began acting as a child, with early screen appearances in Mirrors and Eagle Eye, and became widely known to young viewers as Luke Ross on Disney Channel's Jessie.

He later played Carlos de Vil in Disney's Descendants films, a role that connected his comic timing, dancing, and warmth with a global fan community.
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In Loving Memory of Cameron Boyce
“Those we love don't go away, they walk beside us every day.”
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Cameron Mica Boyce was an American actor, dancer, and humanitarian from Los Angeles whose work reached audiences around the world before his death at age 20. He began acting as a child, with early screen appearances in Mirrors and Eagle Eye, and became widely known to young viewers as Luke Ross on Disney Channel's Jessie.

He later played Carlos de Vil in Disney's Descendants films, a role that connected his comic timing, dancing, and warmth with a global fan community.

Colleagues often remembered him as unusually thoughtful for his age: a performer who wanted visibility to become useful, not only celebrated.

Beyond his acting career, Cameron used his platform for causes including clean water access, gun violence prevention, and creative outlets for young people.

His final public advocacy project, Wielding Peace, encouraged people to use art and creativity as instruments for change.

After Cameron died in Los Angeles on 6 July 2019 from sudden unexpected death in epilepsy, his parents and loved ones founded The Cameron Boyce Foundation.

The foundation continues his work by supporting epilepsy education, SUDEP awareness, research, and community programs for young adults living with epilepsy.

His memory endures through the roles that made people smile and through a family-led mission to turn grief into help for others.


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