Cameron R. Taylor

Cameron Robert TaylorJuly 30th 2002 - August 28th 2022Cameron was born to Bryan and Jessica Taylor, he was one of five sons. He shared an immeasurable bond with each of them. There wasn't anything Cameron wouldn't do for his brothers. Spending time with his family and friends was invaluable to him. If you were lucky enough to call him a friend, you could consider yourself family. He was loved by anyone that had the pleasure of spending time with him. He was a 2020 graduate of Evergreen high School in Vancouver Washington. A proud member of the local 335 laborers union. There wasn't another kid with as much heart and hustle as him. Cameron had a love for cars like no other, he was always working on cars, even if they didn't need fixed, he would try to make them better. Cameron enjoyed many things but among his favorites were spending time with his family and friends, trips to the beach and working on cars and bikes. If it had wheels and was broken, Cameron could fix it. He once even took apart his Dad's lawnmower, just to put it back together. Cameron used to joke with people that he knew needed a mechanic and would say, "why would you spend money on them when you have Camatech?!" He was handy, the first one people would call for help. And he would be there no matter the time or day. There was nothing he couldn't figure out a solution to. That's why his throttle cable on his truck is a shoelace, and he kept backups in case it broke. He was the one everyone called when they needed a tow, and then he'd do what he could to help you fix your car. He would spend hours turning wrenches on projects. If you needed help Cameron would move heaven and earth to help you. Arguably one of his best qualities. He was a kind, generous young man. The kind of generosity that with his tax return from his first "real" job (at Costless auto parts) he paid for his family to go to The Great Wolf Lodge. Before he got his first job he would do anything to make a dollar. He would pull weeds, mow a lawn, mop the floors, vacuum the stairs, even pick up dog poop, what ever he could do for a family member or neighbor to make money. Everyone kept thinking "what will he buy with this money?" A new bike? An RC car? What does he want?! And every year, without fail, he would ask someone, usually his Nammy to take him to the store to buy presents for his brothers and family. They were nothing spectacular, it could have been a dollar tree puzzle, but he bought things for whoever he could afford to with the little he made doing anything he could. And he did it year after year for the people he loved. He could make you laugh, and he could really make you shake your head sometimes but had a smile that could make any bad day better. It doesn't matter if you know him as Cammy, Cam, Cameron, Camatech or CT, he loved everyone and is truly loved by all. He had just begun his journey through adulthood when his life was tragically cut short. There are no words adequate enough to convey the emptiness our hearts feel today, tomorrow and forever. Thank you for being apart of Cameron's world. Cameron's legacy will forever go on as long as we keep living for him. Remember we live for the ones we lost too early. Once we stop living for them, we truly lose them forever. Cameron is proceeded in death by his Grandfather William "Chilly" Robert Taylor. He is survived in death by his parents Bryan and Jessica Taylor, brothers Austin, Justin, Kaiden and Mayson, grandparents, aunts, uncles, cousins and many others whom he loved like family. Please join the family to honor the life of Cameron Saturday October 8th 2022 at 2pm Peoples church6801 E Mill Plain Blvd,Vancouver, WA 98664

Cameron R. Taylor

July 30, 2002 - August 28, 2022