Kern County CA Obituary Project Obituaries.....Cameron Sr., Bruce John  December 14 2004
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The Bakersfield Californian 
Bruce John Cameron Sr. 
"Big Bruce"
Mar. 23, 1947 Dec. 14, 2004

Mass will be held Tuesday, December 21, 2004, 10:00 a.m. at Sacred Heart 
Church with graveside services to follow immediately after the Mass. Bruce 
John Cameron Sr. was born March 23, 1947 in San Jose, CA and passed away 
December 14, 2004, in Fresno, CA. 

Bruce has left us once again, Harley revving, grin across his face, on his way 
to the bike rally in Heaven. Born into the fourth generation Cameron Family in 
San Jose, CA. Preceding his departure were his parents, Caroline and Stanford 
Cameron. He leaves behind his beloved wife of 35 years, Alice; son, Bruce Jr.; 
daughters, Jennifer, Jacqueline and Kathryn; grand-daughters, Erika and 
Passion; grandsons, Kevin, Brandon and Kobee; a sister, Bonnie Delgado and 
husband, Manuel; brothers-in-law including his best friend, Rudy Gallardo, 
Mike Gallardo and wife, Stacy; extended Gallardo family; nieces, Tara, Gina, 
Erica, Christina, Tammy and Tracy; nephews, Vincent, Mike Jr., Jared and 
Frank; and many friends he called brothers across the nation. Bruces adopted 
sons are Rank, Bundy, B-Krause, Willie, Sleezy, G, Skeet, and White-Boy, also 
one adopted daughter, Monique.

Bruce was a decorated Vietnam Veteran who served his country proudly fighting 
at the Rock Pile on the DMZ. He also was a survivor of the 1968 Tet-Offensive 
at Khe-Sahn. An avid Harley rider he would make an annual voyage across the 
nation to visit his Brothers In Arms at the Vietnam War Memorial in Washington 
D.C. and was a Charter member of Veterans of Vietnam War Post I. Bruce was a 
member of the Teamsters for many years and made many friends while working at 
Vulcan. Bruce was a husband, father, friend and patriot. Dad, we will always 
remember the stories you told and the love you shared. You will always be with 
us. Ride Free.

Greenlawn Southwest Mortuary

Funeral Directors 


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