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William Milton Cameron Jr., 73, of Hicksville, New York, passed away on August 25, 2026, in the Town of Oyster Bay, New York.
William was born on February 10, 1953, in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, to the late William Milton Cameron Sr. and Elaine Helen Short, née Washburn.
William worked for many years as a glazier, eventually becoming a Building Maintenance Supervisor at Quaker Sugar Company in Hicksville, New York. He was a skilled and capable handyman who could often figure out how to fix, build, or work on just about anything.
William was a fun-loving man who enjoyed a variety of hobbies and interests. He loved fishing and hunting, shooting darts, watching NASCAR and old movies, working on puzzles, and admiring old muscle cars. He also had a love for country music and was an amazing dancer. When the music was playing, William knew how to enjoy himself and could always find his rhythm.
William's life included both meaningful connections and difficult relationships. Like many lives, his was complicated, and he experienced struggles within his family relationships. He leaves behind memories, both good and difficult, that will remain part of the lives of those who knew him.
He is survived by his children, William M. Cameron III, Melissa P. Manfredi and her husband, Michael, Deseret H. Traupman, and Angela M. Kramer and her husband, Doug; his fiancé, Jacqueline Venezia, and her son, James Venezia; his siblings, Michael Cameron, Sandra Cameron Worthen, and Linda Cameron Gibson; nine grandchildren, Ashley, Katie,Kyle, Kory, Faith, Garin, Kamryn, William IV, Lylah; and ten great-grandchildren.
William's life was one of many chapters, experiences, interests, and relationships. He will be remembered for his love of the outdoors, country music, dancing, NASCAR, old movies, muscle cars, puzzles, darts, and his ability to work with his hands.
May he rest in peace.
Private services will be held in Pennsylvania at the convenience of the family. Online condolences may be offered at www.connellfalk.com.
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