Cameron Boyce's Family Know He Would Be 'Beyond Proud' of Epilepsy Awareness Campaign

Cameron Boyce‘s parents know he would be proud of their efforts to raise epilepsy awareness since his passing.

In the five months since the 20-year-old actor’s death, Victor and Libby Boyce have started The Cameron Boyce Foundation, teamed up with the Epilepsy Foundation to help end Sudden Unexpected Death in Epilepsy and contributed to many other causes.

“I think he would be beyond proud. I think he would just be blown away because he was always sort of the one in front of the camera. And I know there are a few times, for example, that he would pull me in, in front of the camera for anything, and I couldn’t speak at all. But he’s kind of coming through me, right now, in a way that I think is incredible,” Libby explained to People.

She continued, “We just have an incredible amount of responsibility to move the needle on the epilepsy front and bring it out from the shadows…We’ve been very surprised and pleased at the reach we’ve been able to have in speaking about epilepsy. We really had no idea that we could impact lives with our voices. Cameron did that. We didn’t do that. Nope. And so, we kind of jumped in feet first and we, just speaking about him and his impact on this world and what we’ve learned about epilepsy since he passed, I think has made a difference in many people’s lives in this world.”

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