David A. Hulley

Super 1, it was a blessing to know you, a true gift. I picture you riding your bike on the beautiful countryside heading towards a favorite coffee shop with a wide and bright smile! Miss you ,Super 2

Marilyn and Alan Epstein - we moved to Northampton with our son Daniel in the fall of 1978, and met David and Anne, and Emily (who is the same age as Dan), soon after.

To the Hulleys: David was the first adult in my life who positively exemplified faith-based fatherhood and sincere Christ-like love as a husband to Anne. I witnessed his meek spirit and humble leadership during the fellowship dinners at the Hulley's home, which I often attended while a young international student. David is so dearly remembered by us, what a great blessing to have known him. May you all as a family find a peace that surpasses all understanding in this time when your...

Dear Anne and family, We are so very sorry to hear of the loss of your beloved husband and father. We know he has struggled for many years,and we pray he has now found comfort and peace in God's hands. I cannot find adequate words of consolation,but please know we are thinking of you all,and praying that the strength of the love that is so apparent in your family pulls you through this most difficult time. Love to you all. The DeLue Family

Your warm welcome to Northampton and your cheery home as I was on my way to snowy St. Petersburg with Stoneworks International was a great boon. I was greatly helped by Dave´s wisdom and care as I embarked on my mission and returned stateside. Your sincere love for the Lord and care for others were evident in your own lives and also in the lives of your children. I have been very enriched by knowing Dave and your family.

We are grateful for David´s life and we are grateful for his family. As they grieve his loss, we wrap our arms around the as wrapped theirs around us. Makhethe and Nkosi Vuma