Dean Fulco

I am now older than Dean was when he passed. When I worked for him in the Summer of 1993, I was fresh out of college. Dean was older, and much wiser, than I. I remember one day we were painting a house in Lenox, just down the street from the high school where I now teach. He had to leave the jobsite to get some painting supplies, and I asked him what I should do until he returned. He told me something that I now preach regularly to my students: "There's ALWAYS something to do." He...

Drove by the Fulco homestead the other day and thought of Dean. Still such fond memories. Miss him.

Dean was a great guy. Honest, smart, and caring. Heck of a tennis player. Kind man. I hope Deb will be all right. Jay Ellis

To Richard and Karen:
We were sorry to read about Dean. We send our prayers and sympathy.
Mary Ann and Al Fulco Jr.
Hamburg, NY

I knew Dean at Salisbury. He had a kind, energetic and engaging presence. I was very sorry to hear of his passing. My prayers are with his family.

Deb, So sorry for your loss! My thoughts are with u. cousin Karen

Dear Deb,
I am so deeply saddened to hear about Dean's passing. I didn't know the pain he was in. I will miss seeing him at Kripalu, where he always greeted me with kindness, caring, compassion, authenticity, depth, and that bright smile. I send my heartfelt condolences to you. You are in my thoughts and my prayers, as is Dean.

Dear Rich, I didn't know your son but recently lost a cousin locally to suicide and am so sorry that you have had to endure this pain. May he rest in peace.
Kathleen Millett

As this obituary beautifully attests, Dean was a special man, a man of many passions and skills who lived his life honorably and well. May he rest in peace.