William Oyola, 40

July 5, 1981 - February 02, 2022

William “Will” or “Willie” Oyola was a beloved husband and father. He is survived by his wife, Andrea Oyola of 11 years and his 13-year-old daughter, Leena. Will is also survived by both parents, Luis Oyola, and Iris Oyola; as well as two sisters, Barbie Pabon and Cindy Pabon, and one brother, Danny Oyola. Will is also survived by multiple aunts, nieces, nephews and cousins. He loved his family very deeply and fiercely.

Will worked at Nordstrom for the past 6 ½ years and has made many friends along the way that he cared for so deeply, that he considered most of them an extended family. He loved working with his hands. Anything that he could tinker with, he would. He loved building and running remote control cars, he loved to work with car audio systems. Will would help his friends build up a sound system and then install it for them. He will forever be a bass head. He also enjoyed the vaping community. He would build his own vape box’s over and over again. Nothing was ever “perfect”; it always needed some sort of tweaking to it. One of his favorite things to do was spending time with his wife and daughter at home watching a movie or TV with their two pit bulls, Sage and George, cuddled up with them on the couch.

Will was such a kind and loving man; who always wore his heart on his sleeve. He was never afraid to speak what was on his mind, and would always be there when a friend or family member needed anything. Will was very much a people person; although he would disagree. He could hold a conversation with anyone who would talk to him. He loved listening and offering life advice when he could; or helping a friend talk out a problem.

Will loved playing games on his phone or on his X-box. his favorite thing to play was Call Of Duty. He would play in online tournaments with his daughter. To make that even better, he bought a controller and modified it to be able to use his phone and his tablet so he could play on a bigger screen. Will was a very loved person and probably never realized how many people love and care about him. Will is a type of person everyone will remember because of his infectious laugh and care free attitude. Will was also a big horror movie guy and loved watching anything scary. He got his daughter into horror with him and they would watch scary movies whenever they had the chance. One of their traditions was on Halloween night Will and his daughter would watch the movie Trick or Treat and eat Halloween candy.

Will is missed dearly by so many. In leu of flowers, please feel free to make donations to his favorite organization that he was so passionate about; Pitties Love Peace.

There will be a celebration of life event held at the Bainbridge Inn on Sunday, February 13th from 12-4. Food will be provided and it will be a cash bar. Please come and celebrate the life of Will Oyola with his family and friends.