George J. Cameron
Private George J. Cameron (H-23212) was a Canadian World War II veteran born on February 27, 1926, in Hodgson, Manitoba. The youngest of six children, he was raised on the family farm before enlisting with the Royal Winnipeg Rifles at the age of 17. Trained as a mechanic, he remained in Canada until turning 18, after which he served overseas in the United Kingdom and Continental Europe during the Second World War. Following his return to Canada, he was honorably discharged on July 23, 1946. After the war, George settled in Enderby, British Columbia, where he began a long and successful career in the logging industry, working in a wide variety of roles throughout his lifetime. He married Margaret Cameron on June 20, 1952, and together they raised three children and later made their home in Golden, British Columbia. Remembered as a hardworking, good natured, and devoted family man, George enjoyed playing the violin and, in retirement, assisted his son Merv in the family taxidermy business. He passed away on January 22, 2012, leaving behind a legacy of service, dedication, and unwavering support for his family and community.
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- Margaret Cameron Surviving Spouse
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