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William Albert Cameron
Apr 30, 1938 — Jan 23, 2017
William Bill Albert Cameron Bill was born on April 30, 1938 and grew his wings to fly on January 23, 2017. An unexpected loss to us, but Heavens gain of an angel. Bill is preceded in death by his brothers Harold Infant and Jim, along with his sister Dorothy. He is survived by his loving wife Joanne; brothers: Dan (Ruth), Skip, and Jack (Judy), and his sisters, Debbie (Jim), and Karen (Richard). Bill also leaves behind his son Dean (Marcie) and his daughter Kim Fosmark, along with his step children: Debi, Pam, Brad, and Cheryl; and by many grandchildren: Chris, Tiffany, Angie, Bryan, Andrea, Kesha, Monica, Nicole, Josh, Kelsy and Laval; along with 16 great grandchildren. One of Bills favorite thing in life was to spend time with his family and grandchildren. In the 78 amazing years he had, he worked at Vernells Candy Company, Southland Corporation, and was an amazing accountant at HR Block; and even though he retired, he kept busy working at the QFC Gas station. Bill had so many hobbies that he enjoyed the most including sun bathing underneath the big bright sun. He loved doing his gardening, waking up and going on a morning walk, traveling to Yuma to stay in their home for 6 months out of the year, and traveling to Mexico and drinking a nice cold Corona with friends during happy hour. The one thing Bill never stopped doing was his workshop. He would be in there for hours out of the day building and painting the next gift for that special person he loved. He was a very crafty and talented man, the gifts he made werent just gifts they were gifts made from hardworking hands with love and care. There are no words with how much he loved family and spending time with his grandkids and grand dogs. Bill was the most loving husband, father, grandfather, brother, uncle and friend there ever was. He will be missed dearly by many and his smile will live on forever. Spread your wings and fly. Memorial will be Friday January 27, 2017 at 3:00pm at the Silver Creek Church, 5326 176th Street SW, Lynnwood, WA, 98037.
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