Harrison Jewell Bull

May your hearts soon be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together.

He was a special man who had many gifts that we are only finding out about in his death. We are sorry for your entire communities' loss.

I am deeply saddened to hear of Coach Bull´s passing. The last time I spoke with him was at the dedication of the Krupicka gymnastics practice facility, he was exactly as I remembered-familiar in his mannerisms, sharp in conversation, and genuinely engaged. My history with Coach Bull began when he allowed me to try out for the gymnastics team, even though tryouts had already ended. I had just been cut from basketball, and Tom Corrigan suggested I talk with him. I knew nothing about...

Mr Bull was my senior American History instructor in 68/69. I have always considered him on of the best teachers I ever had. A truly good and honorable man. My condolences to his family. Rest in peace Mr Bull, the world lost a great one.

Coach Bull. The respect he has by being remembered as "Coach" many many years later speaks volumes to his influence on generations of students, and the respect he earned from them. Rest well, Coach, for your significant contributions to those who always will think of you with respect.

Harrison Bull was far more than my high school gymnastics coach - he was a steady, guiding presence at a formative time in my life. Beyond teaching skills and discipline, he taught me how to manage stress, stay grounded under pressure, and believe in myself when things felt overwhelming. Those lessons stayed with me long after my gymnastics days ended and have influenced how I approach challenges throughout my life. I am deeply grateful for his patience, wisdom, and quiet confidence in his...

Offering our deepest condolences during this difficult time.

We are saddened to learn of the loss of Coach Bull. He was a great coach and teacher. He taught me some life lessons in psychology class that have served me well. He was a kind and patient man. He will be greatly missed and always remembered. Jeanette Greco and Tom Lytle