We all miss you❤️
SF Packing misses you too❤️❤️
Jorge and Jill Rodriguez
This memorial website was created in memory of a loving husband, father, son, brother and friend, Billie Gene Corbin Jr.
11/9/17
Thank you to all who came to celebrate Billie's life with us. It was very nice to see everyone and we hope you enjoyed it <3
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Obituary
Billie Gene Corbin Jr. passed away on August 17th, 2017 at Mills Peninsula Hospital in Burlingame, CA after a nearly 3-year battle with pancreatitis. During his last few days, he was moved to his favorite room in 4 west that had a clear view of the helipad he saw being built the past year he was there. He was 57 years old. He is survived by his wife Beverly Corbin, daughter Cassandra Corbin, brother Jeff Corbin, mother Mary Herpel and father-in-law Gary Herpel.
Born and raised in El Reno, Oklahoma, Billie always enjoyed puzzles and playing games with his Brother. He also enjoyed bowling, ping pong, billiards, tennis, hunting and river rafting. In high school, he thrived in shop classes and learned to paint cars. As soon as he graduated he worked at Custom Grinding and Machining for almost 10 years. He left to work as an IATA Certified Hazmat Packer at San Francisco Packing Corporation.
Billie was more than just a loving husband and father; he made an effort to help others whenever he could. He was a favorite around the figure skating community and was known for his innovative and enormous props. Not only did he do props on his own, he also collaborated with others, becoming the Prop Masters. He loved working behind the scenes at competitions and shows at Ice Center San Mateo, Nazareth Ice Oasis and San Jose Logitech Ice. His handiness was always appreciated and he was ready to fix any problem that came his way.
We would like to thank all of the doctors and nurses at Mills Peninsula Hospital in Burlingame, CA. Billie was always his happiest knowing he was being taken care of so well. 4West adopted him as their own when he was able to go to the 4th floor. E made sure he would stay on that side, They loved him and he loved them back.. Even though he spent most of the past 3 years there, his attitude never strayed from positive.