Samuel M. Camp is a Louisiana businessman, philanthropist, and community leader who has called Covington home for more than four decades. After building a career in pharmaceuticals that spanned more than fifty years, including his leadership of Pamlab, the Covington company he grew into one of Louisiana’s largest pharmaceutical firms before its acquisition by Nestlé Health Science, Sam turned much of his energy toward service. He founded the Honeyrock Endtime Foundation, a 501(c)(3) organization that supports Christian nonprofit organizations nationally and internationally. Sam serves on the Board of Trustees of the St. Tammany Hospital Foundation and the Board of Trustees of Louisiana College, and is a member of the Northshore Mandeville Rotary. He was named Safe Harbor Real Man of St. Tammany Parish in recognition of his support for the organization’s work with survivors of domestic violence across St. Tammany and Washington parishes. He attends First Baptist Church in Covington, where he serves on several committees, leads an Adult Bible Fellowship, and serves as a deacon. Sam and his wife Judy have three grown children and six granddaughters.