John Chisholm Fuller

The members of Unity Lodge #3 I.O.O.F. wish to express our sincere sympathy to the family in their loss and to the members of Brooklin Lodge # 133 I.O.O.F. in their loss. Love and prayers. In FL&T.

The members of Fraternity Lodge # 6 I.O.OF. wish to express our sincere sympathy in your loss and to the members of Brooklin Lodge #133 I.O.O.F. in their loss. Love and prayers. God bless. In FL&T.

Janet I didn´t see this till now, our condolences to your family. Jeff and I enjoyed meeting your dad and discussing photography in Brooklin and we are so sorry for your loss.

When I was a kid, Uncle John taught me how to make quiet noises to interest small birds, but I never got good at identifying them. Accompanying him to see ducks in the ocean, however, was so amazing. Now, as I wash dishes and watch who visits our suet feeder (or wildflowers in summer) out the kitchen window, I always think what news I'll send to Uncle John. Sad to hear of his moving on, yet he'll still be the one I think of whenever I see a bird.

John was an accomplished photographer who also shared his precious time photographing some of the training sessions held at the Norfolk Fire Department. He was a true gentleman. May he rest in peace.

One of my favorite memories of John included him with his camera, of course, capturing a bass fishing trip down the Penobscot river with JC and I. I´ll never forget that experience with him, such a blast.

I have heard many good things and fond memories of Mr. Fuller from his granddaughter, Amanda. She has talked about his love of nature and birds, his travels all over the world, and his beautiful home in Massachusetts and in Maine. May you feel God's comfort and presence at this time, and as He promises, if you draw near to Him, He will draw near to you.

Uncle John was a wonderful man who gave great hugs! He will be missed by many.