Allen J. Fuller

Dear Frances and all of the family,
Joy just called me this afternoon (Sunday,Dec. 27) and told me of your sudden great loss in Allen...Please know you and yours are in our thoughts and continual prayers...If Glenn and I can have the honor of assisting you in any way, we hope you or one of the family will call anytime.
You have our deepest sympathy as we remember you with love and prayers.
Glenn & Fleta Williams Mathews
Robbins, North Carolina

I just heard the sad news about Al. I worked with Al from 1988-1996 at Life Fitness. I did get to know his sense of humor when I accidentally referred to his Spider as a cricket. I never lived that one down. I have so many fond memories of that wonderful man. Deepest sympathies to all.

You all are in my thoughts and my heart.

It seems like yesterday that Frances was having a cup of coffee at Mother's kitchen table and Jeff was running around the back yard on the balls of his feet. I remember all of you so fondly! I hope you can find some comfort in your memories of a life well spent.

My love to all of you.

We are so sorry to hear about the loss of your husband and father. I only met him a few times, but he was very funny and kind. Our condolences. Kelly & the Hite Family

Dear Fuller Family,

Francis, Jeff and Susan, Kelly sent me the news about Allen. I am truly sorry about what happen last week. I remember Mr. Fuller always helping others in the neighborhood and being a wonderful man. The care he put into his family and his dedication to running and health stay in my memories. He was the best role model a kid could have for what a gentleman should be, thank you Mr. Fuller.

Michael Mulligan

Our thoughts and prayers are with you all in your time of great loss.

Allen was more like a brother than a
brother-in-law.Always a gentleman and
christian.He loved Francis and his children with all his heart.The grandchildren completed his life.We will miss him ,and never forget him.
mickey stalvey

It was an honor to have worked with Allen at the Power Line Carrier Operation of General Electric. His positive contributions to the team will always be remembered. My sincere condolances to his family. He will be missed by his many friends.

Frances, Jeff, Susan, and your families and the Stalvey family, I am so sorry. Hang on to the good memories. One memory I have is having a meal at Clifford and Lucille's with all of Mother's African Violets in the breakfast nook. So when you see the plant I sent think of the prayers I have for you all. With all my love, Gail Lemaster Thurman