William Bruce Swindler, lovingly known as Bill, age 65, of Sissonville, West Virginia passed away peacefully on October 21st 2026 at Thomas Memorial Hospital following an extended illness. Bill was a hardworking man, devoted husband, father and grandfather, and a man who could fix just about anything. Known for his stubborn nature and strong will, those who knew him best also knew that beneath his tough exterior was a soft heart and a willingness to help anyone who needed him.

Bill is survived by his beloved wife, Laura Swindler of Sissonville, West Virginia ; his daughter and pride and joy, Aliza Swindler of Sissonville, West Virginia; and his two cherished granddaughters Oaklynn Watkins and Wrenlee Watkins from Sissonville, West Virginia who brought him immense pride and happiness. He is also survived by his sisters, Christie Wilson of Sissonville West Virginia, Cathy Stricker of Duck, West Virginia, Kimberly Mosby of Ripley, West Virginia, Cynthia Rivera of Texas; his brothers, Dean Swindler of Kenna, West Virginia Russell Swindler of Clay, West Virginia and Brian Willis of Arcadia, Florida. And an abundance of nieces and nephews who will miss him dearly.

Bill is proceeded in death by his parents Arnold Swindler and Effie McCoy and brothers Mark Swindler and Roger Stevens

Bill was born in Charleston, West Virginia, August 23rd 1961 to the late Arnold Dean Swindler and Effie Arthelia McCoy.

Throughout his life, Bill was known as a man of all trades who could turn his hand to just about anything. He was the kind of man people could count on, always willing to lend a helping hand when someone needed him. He took pride in working hard, figuring things out and doing things his own way. Bill worked a majority of his working career at Asplundh Tree company, following finishing his last 15 years at Department of Highways in North Charleston until his retirement. The DOH is also where he met his two dearest friends Vickie Stowers and Mike Mallory.

Above all, Bill cherished his family. Becoming a father was one of his greatest accomplishments in his life. Aliza was his greatest blessings and his pride and joy. Bill became a grandfather in 2023 to Oaklynn Watkins and again in 2026 to Wrenlee Watkins which brought him a special kind of happiness, he shared a unique and loving bond with her granddaughters. His relationship with Oaklynn was especially close and the connection they shared was something truly special. His love for his family was shown not only through his words, but through the person he was and the life he lived.

Bill will be remembered for his strong personality, his hardworking spirit, his willingness to help others, and the love he carried for his family. His presence will be deeply missed, but the memories he leaves behind and the love he gave will continue to live on in the hearts of those who knew him.

No services will be held in honor of Bill wishes. A celebration of life will be held at a later date.