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Raymond Kulp Obituary
Raymond G. Bucky Kulp, 83, of Allentown, died on Monday, March 5, 2012. His wife, Dorothy M. (Trexler) Kulp, died on August 22, 2000. Born in Wilkes-Barre, PA, he was the son of the late Arthur and Alice (Shellhammer) Kulp. He was an Army Veteran serving during the Korean War. Bucky retired from Mack Trucks in 1989, after 20 year of service to the company. Previously he was a self-employed carpenter. He was an avid hunter, fisherman and enjoyed being outdoors, but most of all he enjoyed the time he spent with his family. Survivors: Daughters, Connie M. Rex and her husband Warren of Allentown, and Debbie A. Erie of Lititz; son, Scott R. and his wife Donna of Slatington; sister, Janet; brother, Art; grandchildren, Pamela, Christopher, Brandy and Scott; and nine great grandchildren. Services: Private at the convenience of the family. Arrangements by Bachman, Kulik & Reinsmith Funeral Home, Allentown.
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Brandy Rex
March 28, 2012
to my grandfather i love you and i hope u r at peace you r missed by many people please find peace with my grandmother because i miss u all very much
Hiller Family
March 8, 2012
Bucky, you will be missed by many people at Moyer's Grove Campground! Thank you for being a teacher to my boys, Taylor and Logan while they worked at the campground. They will miss you riding along with them on the golf cart. Rest in peace dear friend!
Denise Trexler-Solomon
March 8, 2012
My thoughts go out to you all. Although I haven't seen Uncle Buck in a while I will always have fond memories of him from my childhood. He will be missed. Wishing you all peace.
LISA BRAUN(KEIPER}
March 8, 2012
Dear Scotty, and Family,
Words can't express what I'm feeling right now about your father, He was like a father figure to us too, when he was with my mom Donna (Keiper). He was kind, generious, and always there for us kids
I remember several times growingg uo with Scotty and the Ole Ale House, "That was Bucky's Home: he loved alot of people there..He made sure he always kept intouch to make sure everyone of us was okay, especially when my mom passed away suddenly at the young age of 54, and then my sister Bonnie from cancer at a very yung age he
always called.. In my eye's your dad was a "HERO" to so many people in his life-time! He may have been called home now. . . but he will never be forgotten! He was a friend, a father, a husband,, a step-dad to some, and a miracle worker to many others! I alway's wondered how he did it all! GOD BLESS YOU BUCKY< AND YOUR FAMILY< FOR SHARING A WONDRFUL PERSON IN LIFE! HIS SPIRIT WIL LIVE ON!! LISA B<
Kevin Hontz
March 7, 2012
Scott, Connie, Deb and family, I'm very sorry for you loss, your dad was a good man. I can still hear that distinctive whistle of his, calling "Bucky jr." home for dinner on south sixth street. I enjoyed his invites to the trailer and letting us fire his guns. He's back home with Dot now. God Bless!
Jenn Lightner
March 7, 2012
Miss you hobo stew buddy
Todd Lightner
March 7, 2012
Scott and family were all so sorry for your lose . Bucky is a very special friend and like a family memeber. Everybody at moyer's grove campground will miss him. Rest in peace my dear friend . We have an angel watching over us. All our love the campers of moyer's grove campground and Todd,Janet and Jennifer
March 7, 2012
Scott, Donna and Scotty, we are so sorry to hear of your loss. From all the stories you told us about him, he sounded like an amazing man. If there is anything we can do, please let us know. We will keep all of you in our thoughts and prayers. The Young's
Kathy Porter
March 7, 2012
Connie, My deepest sympathy to you and your family. It was such a shock when i opened the paper and saw your dad. My prayers are with you. I am gonna really miss him. Your mom and dad are together once again and his suffering is over. God Bless.
Karen Wenz Rabenold
March 7, 2012
Jan and Art
My deepest condolence to you on the loss of your brother. As time goes by I hope your sorrow will be reduced by fond memories
Penny Link
March 7, 2012
Scott:
My condolences to you and your family may you find peace knowing you have an angel watching over you
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