Tributes for Aberdeen man Cammy Smith who loses his battle with cancer Cammy had become an inspirational figure, having been diagnosed several times with leukaemia, but always continued his charity drive, together with the love of his life, Stephanie, who was unyielding in bringing Cammy's fight to the wider public arena. The plight of the ardent Aberdeen supporter had touched the hearts of the Pittodrie players and, just this afternoon, Aberdeen goalkeeper Jamie Langfield summed up the sadness of the squad at the news. Jamie wrote: "Sometimes, life can be so cruel. Cammy, I am so happy to have met you, my thoughts are with your family and friends. RIP mate. Friends of Cammy took to social media today to pay tribute to the young man, his wife Stephanie and young daughter Lily. Cammy's brave wife Stephanie had proposed to the offshore oil worker once he had been re-diagnosed Leukemia despite having initially fought off the illness. They were married last year with daughter Lily attending the ceremony. Despite his illness, Cammy raised thousands of pounds for charity, and devoted much of his time to raising funds for helping others. His friends and fellow supporters of his beloved football club Aberdeen are now looking to pay tribute to him at the match next Saturday.