James Van Der Beek’s ex-wife Heather McComb wed Scott Michael Campbell in Missoula, Montana on Saturday, three months after the death of the Dawson’s Creek actor.
McComb, 49, took to Instagram to tell more than 15,400 followers about her Midwestern wedding ceremony.
‘Yesterday @scottmichaelcampbell and I under the covenant of God got officially married by my beautiful sister @essence_says [surrounded] by the people we love most in the world in our most favorite city Missoula Montana,’ she wrote.
She continued, ‘Our hearts are full and humbled by all of the love that we were surrounded by. God is so good.
‘Thank you to all of our family and friends who traveled from all over the country to be with us. Thank you Jesus the way maker miracle worker!’
Van Der Beek, who shot to fame playing Dawson Leery on the show Dawson’s Creek, died February 11 after battling stage 3 colorectal cancer
James Van Der Beek’s ex-wife Heather McComb wed Scott Michael Campbell in Missoula, Montana on Saturday, three months after the death of the Dawson’s Creek actor
The former couple, seen in 2005, had been wed from 2003 to 2010
Van Der Beek, who was well-remembered by a number of his colleagues in show business following news of his passing.
Van Der Beek, also known for his roles in Varsity Blues, One Tree Hill and CSI: Cyber, who was father to six children with wife Kimberly, 44, who he wed in 2010, the same year he split with McComb.
Van Der Beek last year touched on the emotional impact of his public health battle, saying it was ‘overwhelming’ in a good way to be on the receiving end of kind words and well-wishes from concerned family, friends and fans.
Van Der Beek told the Today Show in December ‘so many people [told him], “I’m praying for you. I’m wishing you the best. How you doin?”‘
Said the actor: ‘I never expected that. I never just stopped to appreciate what I’d done.
‘And I will say, every time somebody says, “I’m praying for you, and I’m wishing you the best,” I appreciate it.’
Van Der Beek two months ago called his stage 3 colorectal cancer diagnosis the ‘best thing that ever happened’ to him because of the positive changes it brought about
The actor was pictured in January 2020, more than three years prior to his cancer diagnosis
Van Der Beek played Dawson Leery on the show Dawson’s Creek (L); and Jonathon ‘Mox’ Moxon in the 1999 film Varsity Blues
Van Der Beek added, ‘The biggest change I’d say would be this journey of self love,’ adding, ‘What I realized was, I’m still worthy of love. My own love, God’s love.’
Van Der Beek said that while he felt his health had been improving, the cancer battle itself was ‘a longer journey than [he] ever thought it would be.’
Said the actor: ‘It’s required more of me – more patience, more discipline, more strength than I knew I had.’
Kimberly took to Instagram at the time with the heartbreaking news, saying, ‘Our beloved James David Van Der Beek passed peacefully this morning.
‘He met his final days with courage, faith, and grace. There is much to share regarding his wishes, love for humanity and the sacredness of time. Those days will come.’
She wrapped up, ‘For now we ask for peaceful privacy as we grieve our loving husband, father, son, brother, and friend.’
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