Chad Cameron Myers, 36, of Monroe, Michigan left this world for his eternal home on Friday, February 26, 2021. He lived his life full of love, laughter, and for his children. He was a genuine caring and kind soul who was a pleasure to be around.
He was born on April 28,1984 in Saint Petersburg, Florida to John and Cheryl Myers. He was the second child of three children. Chad grew up in Mingo Junction, Ohio and was a 2002 graduate of Indian Creek High School in Wintersville, Ohio. He was employed at Backyard, Inc. in Monroe, Michigan where he worked on an assembly line, but his passion was cooking. If he was in the kitchen or on the grill, he was living. His hobbies included gardening, fishing, making people laugh, and being a devoted father to his children. Chad was a jack of all trades, but what shined the most was his personality. His contagious laugh and silly disposition made him a shining star. He was strong in his faith; he prayed hard, but he loved harder.
He is survived by his parents, John and Cheryl (Bukowski) Myers of Monroe, Michigan; sister, Natasha (Michael) Chamberlain of Dayton, Ohio, brother, James Myers of Mingo Junction, Ohio; three beautiful children, Olivia Grace, Chad “Cam” Cameron Jr., and Bailey Louise; maternal grandmother Nancy (James) Akins of Holland, Ohio, paternal grandmother Jeannette (Lou) Panebianco of Mingo Junction, Ohio, and many aunts, uncles, and cousins.
He was preceded in death by his maternal grandfather, John R. Bukowski of Toledo, Ohio, maternal great-grandparents, John and Coletta Smith of Toledo, Ohio, aunt Cheryl Cherteiny of North Carolina and cousin David Boyuk of Mingo Junction, Ohio.
He was born on April 28,1984 in Saint Petersburg, Florida to John and Cheryl Myers. He was the second child of three children. Chad grew up in Mingo Junction, Ohio and was a 2002 graduate of Indian Creek High School in Wintersville, Ohio. He was employed at Backyard, Inc. in Monroe, Michigan where he worked on an assembly line, but his passion was cooking. If he was in the kitchen or on the grill, he was living. His hobbies included gardening, fishing, making people laugh, and being a devoted father to his children. Chad was a jack of all trades, but what shined the most was his personality. His contagious laugh and silly disposition made him a shining star. He was strong in his faith; he prayed hard, but he loved harder.
He is survived by his parents, John and Cheryl (Bukowski) Myers of Monroe, Michigan; sister, Natasha (Michael) Chamberlain of Dayton, Ohio, brother, James Myers of Mingo Junction, Ohio; three beautiful children, Olivia Grace, Chad “Cam” Cameron Jr., and Bailey Louise; maternal grandmother Nancy (James) Akins of Holland, Ohio, paternal grandmother Jeannette (Lou) Panebianco of Mingo Junction, Ohio, and many aunts, uncles, and cousins.
He was preceded in death by his maternal grandfather, John R. Bukowski of Toledo, Ohio, maternal great-grandparents, John and Coletta Smith of Toledo, Ohio, aunt Cheryl Cherteiny of North Carolina and cousin David Boyuk of Mingo Junction, Ohio.
Chad Cameron Myers, 36, of Monroe, Michigan left this world for his eternal home on Friday, February 26, 2021. He lived his life full of love, laughter, and for his children. He was a genuine caring and kind soul who was a pleasure to be around.
He was born on April 28,1984 in Saint Petersburg, Florida to John and Cheryl Myers. He was the second child of three children. Chad grew up in Mingo Junction, Ohio and was a 2002 graduate of Indian Creek High School in Wintersville, Ohio. He was employed at Backyard, Inc. in Monroe, Michigan where he worked on an assembly line, but his passion was cooking. If he was in the kitchen or on the grill, he was living. His hobbies included gardening, fishing, making people laugh, and being a devoted father to his children. Chad was a jack of all trades, but what shined the most was his personality. His contagious laugh and silly disposition made him a shining star. He was strong in his faith; he prayed hard, but he loved harder.
He is survived by his parents, John and Cheryl (Bukowski) Myers of Monroe, Michigan; sister, Natasha (Michael) Chamberlain of Dayton, Ohio, brother, James Myers of Mingo Junction, Ohio; three beautiful children, Olivia Grace, Chad “Cam” Cameron Jr., and Bailey Louise; maternal grandmother Nancy (James) Akins of Holland, Ohio, paternal grandmother Jeannette (Lou) Panebianco of Mingo Junction, Ohio, and many aunts, uncles, and cousins.
He was preceded in death by his maternal grandfather, John R. Bukowski of Toledo, Ohio, maternal great-grandparents, John and Coletta Smith of Toledo, Ohio, aunt Cheryl Cherteiny of North Carolina and cousin David Boyuk of Mingo Junction, Ohio.
He was born on April 28,1984 in Saint Petersburg, Florida to John and Cheryl Myers. He was the second child of three children. Chad grew up in Mingo Junction, Ohio and was a 2002 graduate of Indian Creek High School in Wintersville, Ohio. He was employed at Backyard, Inc. in Monroe, Michigan where he worked on an assembly line, but his passion was cooking. If he was in the kitchen or on the grill, he was living. His hobbies included gardening, fishing, making people laugh, and being a devoted father to his children. Chad was a jack of all trades, but what shined the most was his personality. His contagious laugh and silly disposition made him a shining star. He was strong in his faith; he prayed hard, but he loved harder.
He is survived by his parents, John and Cheryl (Bukowski) Myers of Monroe, Michigan; sister, Natasha (Michael) Chamberlain of Dayton, Ohio, brother, James Myers of Mingo Junction, Ohio; three beautiful children, Olivia Grace, Chad “Cam” Cameron Jr., and Bailey Louise; maternal grandmother Nancy (James) Akins of Holland, Ohio, paternal grandmother Jeannette (Lou) Panebianco of Mingo Junction, Ohio, and many aunts, uncles, and cousins.
He was preceded in death by his maternal grandfather, John R. Bukowski of Toledo, Ohio, maternal great-grandparents, John and Coletta Smith of Toledo, Ohio, aunt Cheryl Cherteiny of North Carolina and cousin David Boyuk of Mingo Junction, Ohio.
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