Camille Lee Archuletta, age 65, of Concrete, Washington, passed away June 15, 2021. She was born October 15, 1955, in Portland, Oregon to Verland and Shirley (Combs) Izatt.
A retired Molalla police officer, Cam had a great sense of humor and was deeply involved in Chinook Club of America and its breed recovery of the Chinook dog. She loved all things Mid-Century modern and designed the home she and her husband lived in.
Camille is survived by her husband, Eric Archuletta; children, Jonathan (Christine) Guy, Jordan (Matt) Ohrt and Joshua (Kathryn) Archuletta; grandchildren, Claire, Erin, Noah, Parker and Clayton; sisters, Kim Nan and Tauri (Pat) Harrison; niece, Jocelyn (Jessica) Stormshadow; nephew, Cullen Harrison.
A Celebration of Life Service will be held at a later date. Please share your memories of Camille and sign the online guest register.
Heart rending devastation, does not even begin to encompass how I feel about losing my Sister. Cam was 13 when I was born, and was everything to me from day 1. Simply saying we were sisters does not even begin to touch the bond we shared. Separated by our years and 1 sister only seemed to make everything else so much stronger. We loved the same music, art, books, animals, food and adventure. Growing up, I was far more likely to call on Cami to answer a question or help solve a problem than anyone else, because she always had time for me no matter what. And as we got older, on the rare occasion that we didn’t get time to talk, or catch up because day to day life got in the way, we each knew the other was there ready to pick up the slack, or just each other when “Life got toooo Real”. Life is WAY too real now Cam….so, what do I do without you? All I have left is my Love for you and a hole in my life that duct tape just can’t patch. Always my #1 I will listen for you in the music…
Forever your Harold❤️
Cam was a bright light. Intelligent, accomplished, artistic, and energetic, she gave so much joy and laughter. It is difficult comprehending her passing.
Peace
Cami was my sister, friend, and sometime eccentric auntie. Rick, Tauri, Kim, and family, I share in this tragic, sudden loss and wish I could provide comfort to you all.
Cami was a very intelligent, creative, loving woman and through so many years of laughing, crying, cooking and memory making together, she will always remain a voice in my head, my dear sister in my heart.
Continue prayers that the sadness will lessen and the memories of her will bring you comfort.
Love, Becky Steigleder Williams