Cameron Pullen

Cameron Lloyd Pullen

1954 - 2025

Cameron Lloyd Pullen passed away peacefully at his home in Bradford, the home he built with his own hands, on November 12, 2025, surrounded by his loving family.

Born in Kenduskeag, Maine, Cameron spent most of his life in Bradford on the property he forged through years of hard work and devotion. He was a man who took immense pride in everything he did. A skilled carpenter and woodworker, Cameron built much of what he loved. As co-owner of Brasslett-Pullen Construction, he faithfully plowed the roads of Bradford for more than 30 years and later enjoyed his work with the North Maine Woods.

Cameron proudly served his country in the United States Air Force before returning home to build a life rooted in family, craftsmanship, and the outdoors. He was an avid hunter and fisherman who spent countless hours in the woods, finding peace in the natural beauty of Maine. He looked forward to making fresh maple syrup each spring, sawing logs in his lumber mill, and lending a hand on moose hunts with friends and family.

Cameron is survived by his wife of 48 years, Jeaninne Pullen; his son, Christopher Pullen; his daughter, Michelle LaPan, and her husband, John LaPan; his grandson, Joseph Duquette; his granddaughter, Julianne French, and her husband, Blake French; and his great-grandsons, Wyatt and Warren; his sister Cheryl Berry, his sister Marilyn Allen and her husband Mark Allen; his sister Dianne Townsend and her husband Bruce Townsend, his sister Marianne Roy and her husband Mark Roy. His sister-in-law Juliette Speed and her husband Fred Speed; their sons Peter and Joey, and Peter's wife Joy. His nephew Aaron Duncan and wife Christina Duncan and their daughter Elizabeth. Along with many nieces, nephews, and cousins and many close friends.

Cameron is predeceased by his sister Teresa McDonald and her husband George Mcdonald; his Father Lloyd Pullen and his mother Barbara Pullen. His brothers Billy Pullen and Greg Pullen. A nephew, Kevin Berry.

A celebration of Cameron's life will be held at the home of Fred and Juliette Speed on November 23, at 1:00 P.M., where family and friends are invited to share stories and honor his memory.

Cameron will be remembered for his integrity, his outgoing personality, his deep love of the Maine woods, and his steadfast dedication to the people he loved most.