Bill Couture Legacy
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Join us in celebrating the life and legacy of Bill Couture.
He was a cancer survivor having gone to battle with it three times and won. Unfortunately dealing with chemo and radiation left his immune system weak. In the year since he and doctors have been monitoring his condition, his recovery has been very slow. In that condition and vaccinated, he came down with Covid 3 weeks before his passing. After contracting the virus, he was hospitalized for 4 days and was given Remdesivir by his doctor before being released. Three days later he was readmitted. He was almost immediately placed in quarantine ICU and his family was not permitted for visitation by the hospital. Ten days later, constantly struggling to keep his blood oxygen up to no avail, he was placed in a drug induced coma and on a ventilator. Three days later his organs began to fail. His family was allowed to finally visit him and say their final goodbyes. The following morning, he passed.
For those that knew Bill, everyone pretty much agrees he was one of the good guys. An All American Good Guy.
For those that did not know him, he served the lives of many for years. He retired from the King County Sheriffs having been a Patrol Sgt, Gang Unit Translator fluent in Vietnamese, Swat Sgt, Bomb Tech. He was a translator in the Army and was involved in the MIA recovery missions. He worked as a Bail Bondsman and as a Firearms Instructor. He loved shooting, building MSR platforms, being a member at CSF, hunting and fringe survivalist. Most of all he loved his family.
The Couture family would like to thank all of you, for your prayers, love, and support. Thank you for helping our family in these trying times. He will forever be missed, we will always remember him as a kind and loving soul that made countless impacts on the people in his life.
He is survived by his wife Sandra, sons Peter and Philip, daughter Victoria.
God Bless America.
He was a cancer survivor having gone to battle with it three times and won. Unfortunately dealing with chemo and radiation left his immune system weak. In the year since he and doctors have been monitoring his condition, his recovery has been very slow. In that condition and vaccinated, he came down with Covid 3 weeks before his passing. After contracting the virus, he was hospitalized for 4 days and was given Remdesivir by his doctor before being released. Three days later he was readmitted. He was almost immediately placed in quarantine ICU and his family was not permitted for visitation by the hospital. Ten days later, constantly struggling to keep his blood oxygen up to no avail, he was placed in a drug induced coma and on a ventilator. Three days later his organs began to fail. His family was allowed to finally visit him and say their final goodbyes. The following morning, he passed.
For those that knew Bill, everyone pretty much agrees he was one of the good guys. An All American Good Guy.
For those that did not know him, he served the lives of many for years. He retired from the King County Sheriffs having been a Patrol Sgt, Gang Unit Translator fluent in Vietnamese, Swat Sgt, Bomb Tech. He was a translator in the Army and was involved in the MIA recovery missions. He worked as a Bail Bondsman and as a Firearms Instructor. He loved shooting, building MSR platforms, being a member at CSF, hunting and fringe survivalist. Most of all he loved his family.
The Couture family would like to thank all of you, for your prayers, love, and support. Thank you for helping our family in these trying times. He will forever be missed, we will always remember him as a kind and loving soul that made countless impacts on the people in his life.
He is survived by his wife Sandra, sons Peter and Philip, daughter Victoria.
God Bless America.
Co-organizers (2)
Sandra Couture
Organizer
Auburn, WA
Phillip Couture
Co-organizer