Harris Edward

Royer

Harris Royer, 20, of Camas, WA passed away suddenly on October 25, 2026, in Vancouver, WA.

Harris was born in Marietta, GA. He was the youngest of four brothers. He attended Hillside preschool in Woodstock, Georgia. He moved to Camas, WA at the age of six (6). He was a quiet and very observant child. He was always interested in mechanical items and the details of how things functioned. He often created paper and cardboard models or toys with moving parts from an early age into adulthood. These paper items could be toilets, engines, vehicles, revolvers and trains just to name a few. He would make new creations for anything that became a new interest or observation.

One time he visited the Tellus Museum in Carterville, GA at the age of five. He immediately identified large batteries and mechanical items at the museum prior to learning how to read. Of course, he recreated them when he returned home that day. One of his favorite parts of an RV vacation to Montana was the systems on the RV. He loved to explain the details of the connections and hook ups of grey and black water to his mom.

Harris also liked cooking with his mom and recipes with his stepmom as well. Harris enjoyed working on cars and Scouting. He was a clean and organized individual and enjoyed visiting new places. He had a heart for animals and persons with disabilities. The Clary Family and Scouting at Troop 562 were very important to him after his mother’s passing. They were a fundamental source of support for him. Harris attended Cascadia Automotive and graduated Camas High School in 2024 and he took some classes at Clark College. He worked full time as a custodian, and he really appreciated his coworkers and their conversations. He was loved and he will be missed.

Harris was preceded in death by his mother Lisa C. Royer, his grandfather’s Thomas J. Royer and Herbert Cull and Grandmother Patricia Cull. He is survived by his father Jeffery T. Royer and stepmother Adina Royer of Camas, WA. He is survived by his three brothers; Thomas B. Royer; and Philip W. Royer and Jeffery Grant Royer along with his sister-in-law Kayla Royer and his beloved nephew Ethan; as well as his loving aunts and uncles Jennifer & William Conway, Jeremy & Kristy Royer; Jolynn & James Fenton; Jeff & Lynn Cull; Chris & Pam Cull; and his paternal grandmother Kathryn Royer of Marietta, GA; also, numerous cousins.

Harris will have a small private service, and his final resting place will be Mother Joseph Catholic Cemetery - Vancouver, WA

In lieu of flowers, the family asks you support Friends of Scouting or West Columbia Humane Society.

Friends of Scouting Cascade Pacific Council

https://cpcscouting.org/friends/

West Columbia Humane Society https://wcghs.org/

Cemetery

Mother Joseph Catholic Cemetery

1401 E 29th St, Vancouver, WA 98663

Mother Joseph Catholic Cemetery Columbaria East Wall single niche