In memory of Bruce Cameron, born on September 10th, 1960, a soul with a heart as vast as the horizons. A compassionate spirit, he lent a helping hand to all in need.

Seventeen years ago, he endured the loss of his beloved Angie, the love of his life. Ten years later, grief struck again when his elder brother Don departed. Gina Cameron, Don's wife, remains a testament to enduring bonds.

Survived by his beautiful daughter, Videl Cameron, and her wife Christine, Bruce leaves behind a legacy woven in the love of family. In the laughter of Saphiera, the courage of Rhonin, the artistry of Ariel, and the innocence of Arden, his four amazing grandchildren, his spirit lives on like a cherished melody.

Videl, the embodiment of his enduring love, carries forward the essence of Bruce's compassion and strength. Saphiera's laughter echoes his joy, Rhonin's courage mirrors his resilience, Ariel's artistry reflects his creativity, and Arden's innocence embodies his pure spirit.

In the embrace of his nephew Joseph, a kindred spirit in their shared love for cars, Bruce found joy in passing down the passion for engines and open roads. Joseph, like a reflection of Bruce's enthusiasm, carries forward the legacy of their shared automotive fascination.

Alongside his surviving brother Rob, who carries a different essence, Bruce's memory finds a place of understanding. Despite the nuances, the bond of family endures, a testament to the strength of shared history and love.

As the Langley car show revs its engines annually around his birthday, we remember Bruce's passion for cars, particularly the Iroc Z28 he once owned, now a memory of the roads he traveled. Bruce departed from us on November 25th, 2023, at 12:21 am. May his memory be a comforting symphony, a reminder of a life well-lived, love deeply cherished, and the echoes of engines that once fueled his spirit.

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