Billy was predeceased by his maternal grandparents: Walter Schneider and Helen Schneider, paternal grandparents: Kenneth Stacey and Pauline Stacey, his cousin Jo-Anne Carol Stabler and his half-brother Scott Allen Stacey
Billy was born in Cold Lake Alberta, lived in Grand Centre, Edmonton and then Australia prior to moving into East Calgary in 1993. He was a graduate of Forest Lawn High School and then became a mechanic's apprentice and continued his life long passion working in the automotive realm.
In 2011 he was diagnosed with stage four brain cancer which his successfully battled, returning to work full time at Bow Cycle in the fall of 2013. Billy was a young man with a positive attitude, great smile and cared for all around him. He loved animals, video games, roller blading, motor sports, karaoke, the 403 Scions Club, and any kind of motor sports.
Billy was born in Cold Lake Alberta, lived in Grand Centre, Edmonton and then Australia prior to moving into East Calgary in 1993. He was a graduate of Forest Lawn High School and then became a mechanic's apprentice and continued his life long passion working in the automotive realm.
In 2011 he was diagnosed with stage four brain cancer which his successfully battled, returning to work full time at Bow Cycle in the fall of 2013. Billy was a young man with a positive attitude, great smile and cared for all around him. He loved animals, video games, roller blading, motor sports, karaoke, the 403 Scions Club, and any kind of motor sports.
Billy was predeceased by his maternal grandparents: Walter Schneider and Helen Schneider, paternal grandparents: Kenneth Stacey and Pauline Stacey, his cousin Jo-Anne Carol Stabler and his half-brother Scott Allen Stacey
Billy was born in Cold Lake Alberta, lived in Grand Centre, Edmonton and then Australia prior to moving into East Calgary in 1993. He was a graduate of Forest Lawn High School and then became a mechanic's apprentice and continued his life long passion working in the automotive realm.
In 2011 he was diagnosed with stage four brain cancer which his successfully battled, returning to work full time at Bow Cycle in the fall of 2013. Billy was a young man with a positive attitude, great smile and cared for all around him. He loved animals, video games, roller blading, motor sports, karaoke, the 403 Scions Club, and any kind of motor sports.
Billy was born in Cold Lake Alberta, lived in Grand Centre, Edmonton and then Australia prior to moving into East Calgary in 1993. He was a graduate of Forest Lawn High School and then became a mechanic's apprentice and continued his life long passion working in the automotive realm.
In 2011 he was diagnosed with stage four brain cancer which his successfully battled, returning to work full time at Bow Cycle in the fall of 2013. Billy was a young man with a positive attitude, great smile and cared for all around him. He loved animals, video games, roller blading, motor sports, karaoke, the 403 Scions Club, and any kind of motor sports.
