Gillian Barclay at the launch of Water Safety Scotland's drowning prevention strategy. “Mucking about near water can have real, long-term devastating effects.” That’s the stark warning from Fife woman Gillian Barclay, whose 18-year-old son Cameron Lancaster drowned in a local quarry seven years ago. Gillian Barclay with favourite pic of her son Cameron Lancaster when he was three. She has never got over Cameron’s death and is determined to do all she can to stop other families from going through the same agony. Cameron Lancaster. “It’s not just immediate family that’s affected,” she said. “Cameron was such a loved member of the community so it’s not just us who are suffering – and we’re still suffering. All his friends are really devastated.