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William "Bill"

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Alexander Bailey Tsulton

Nov 17, 1950 — Nov 23, 2025

Anacortes

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William "Bill" Alexander Bailey an enrolled Skagit Tribal member, was born to George Bailey Sr. and Elenor (Willup) O'Leary.
William "Bill" passed away peacefully, surrounded by his mate Rosie Cayou and family. William was born in Tacoma. He attended Chilocco Indian Agricultural School in Oklahoma. Bill was a Master carver, artist, and painter.

Nothing made him happier than his creations. His work was portrayed across the Northwest. Bill was enlisted in the Army.
He was a true man of honor and courage, facing many difficulties throughout his life. Yet, he always remained strong and had a caring soul.

Although he will be missed, he will be lovingly remembered by his mate, Rosie Cayou James of 26 years. Along with her children Ginger Lewis James, and April James.

Bill was a soft-spoken person; when he spoke, you wanted to listen, as he had many words of wisdom, lessons to offer, and stories to share.

His contributions to the Guemes community are far-reaching, from leading the carving for Dog Woods to sharing his cultural and traditional ways. Bill was a humble man who walked his own path with such a beautiful soul that will be missed.

He is Survived by Daughter: Stephanie (Bailey) Larsen; Grandchildren: Quinten, Ryan, Summer Dawn, Dominique, and Tyler Sisters: Helen (Bailey) Joe, Cybastian Bailey; Brothers: Tim Wanchen, Kevin O'Leary, Jeordie Sam, Galen and Jerome Galler Paternal Grandparents: William H. Bailey and Myrtle (Dan) Bailey; Maternal Grandparents: Alexander Wlllup and Helen (Sampson) Ross Brothers: George Bailey Jr., Joseph Bailey Sons: Joe Brian Lopez, Anthony Bailey Daughters: Marcia and Elenor Bailey Grandson: Joe Brian Lopez II, Great grandson: Joe Brian Lopez Ill.

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