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Robert E. Fulton, Sr.
October 21, 1922 ~ October 16, 2017 (age 94) 94 Years Old Light a Candle
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Message from Mary & Jim
November 1, 2017 6:55 AM
Bobby, Karen, Tom, Sue & families:
Hard times are yet to come but hold on to the many memories that you have of Dad/grandpa and great grandpa. To this day I will be doing something and a simple chore, smell, dish or conversation still brings backs memories of love ones gone and I shed a tear. The tears are no longer of sadness but of joy that that particular memory has brought to me. Bob the dad, grandpa, great grandpa and friend led a good life that allowed him to be active for most of his 94 plus year. He was blessed and we were blessed to have known him and will hold his memories close to our heart. Mary and Jim
Hard times are yet to come but hold on to the many memories that you have of Dad/grandpa and great grandpa. To this day I will be doing something and a simple chore, smell, dish or conversation still brings backs memories of love ones gone and I shed a tear. The tears are no longer of sadness but of joy that that particular memory has brought to me. Bob the dad, grandpa, great grandpa and friend led a good life that allowed him to be active for most of his 94 plus year. He was blessed and we were blessed to have known him and will hold his memories close to our heart. Mary and Jim
Message from Richard Bauer
October 31, 2017 10:54 AM
Want to express my deepest condolences to Bob, Karen, Tom, Sue and the rest of the family on the passing of Bob Sr. He will be seriously missed by all who knew him.
My earliest memories of the Fulton clan go back to when I was a kid and we came up from the city to visit my Aunt and Uncle, the Pauli’s. There was a close association because in addition to being neighbors Bob and Uncle Jack worked together for many years. We always heard about the latest events at the Fulton’s and often stopped by for a visit, or they stopped in while passing the Pauli house on the way to somewhere.
Even after everyone grew up and moved to far off places there was always an exchange of who was doing what where ever they were. In more recent years when my Cousin Frank moved back to the area for his retirement he would pick up a newspaper for Bob on his way home from church. And they would talk over at least one cup of coffee. When Karen and Bob would go out for dinner they would drive by and pick up Frank to go with them. It was always warm and friendly.
I’m so sorry that I can’t make it to the service.
Richard Bauer
My earliest memories of the Fulton clan go back to when I was a kid and we came up from the city to visit my Aunt and Uncle, the Pauli’s. There was a close association because in addition to being neighbors Bob and Uncle Jack worked together for many years. We always heard about the latest events at the Fulton’s and often stopped by for a visit, or they stopped in while passing the Pauli house on the way to somewhere.
Even after everyone grew up and moved to far off places there was always an exchange of who was doing what where ever they were. In more recent years when my Cousin Frank moved back to the area for his retirement he would pick up a newspaper for Bob on his way home from church. And they would talk over at least one cup of coffee. When Karen and Bob would go out for dinner they would drive by and pick up Frank to go with them. It was always warm and friendly.
I’m so sorry that I can’t make it to the service.
Richard Bauer
Message from Janet & Jaidyn
October 29, 2017 10:06 AM
Bob, Karen, Tom, Sue & families..
Thoughts and Prayers are with you at this difficult time. Bob will always live in our memories and our hearts!
Thoughts and Prayers are with you at this difficult time. Bob will always live in our memories and our hearts!
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