N. Dean Fuller

Forgot to include son Jerry Fuller. Born April 12 1957 to Dean and Marjorie Fuller in Seattle WA.

Dad,
I'm so sad you left us all so soon!! I never had the chance to say goodbye to you, but I sure hope you know that I love you!! You've always been so kind and warm to me when we would come to visit. Thank you for that!!
I'll miss talking to you and listening to your stories. What really amazed me about you is that you were always so sharp. Most people who are up there in age has old timer's disease but not YOU!! I'll miss hearing your books and author recommendations....

Hi Sidne:
Just learned about Dean from Guy. Our heart and prayers will always be with you. I remember the night we came to your New Years Eve party 1 day late. You answered the door in your PJ's. That was when I found out it was a Pre New Years Eve party and we missed it. But you did invite us in for a nice visit.
Dean was such a gentleman and a gentle man.
Love,
Joanne and Raleigh

January 15, 2010

Just being a friend of yours Dean was very fulfilling. You and Sidne are such wonderful people. I hope this note will find you at peace and Sidne also knowing you are safe and happy. God be with you.
Your Friend Shirley Kissner

Dino,
Standing and speaking in front of a crowd has never been easy for me therefore this letter that I hope you will receive in the better place where you have arrived. I want you to know and understand how much you have meant to me and the family over the 48 yrs of our marriage. Your constant love and strong support for the the well- being of family, friends and those in need of any calling will always be remembered. You were always there for me with complete and patient understanding...

Dear Sidne and Family: Jeff recounted the touching memorial service to me last night and it sounds like it was truly a celebration of Dean's life and spirit. I want to personally send my condolences and well wishes to you all. Dean will be missed greatly. He was a spitfire and a light in all of our lives. I have no doubt that he is up there, surrounded by love, smiling down on all of us--but especially watching over you all like an angel. All my best to you.

We have so many fond memories of Dean as our "sagwagon" driver for our annual bicycle ride from North Bend to Vantage for about 8-9 years in a row starting in about 1991. He had his pickup truck loaded with ice, gallons of water and gatorade to get us safely through our 100 miles in one day-in the heat of the summer. It certainly wasn't a race, with us stopping for pancakes at the top of Snoqualmie Pass, but he certainly encouraged us during what was a very long day for him. On more than one...

I’ll never forget that morning- just you, a mildly grumpy nurse, and me.

We talked about many things before you asked, “can I ask you a personal question”?

I answered you sincerely, to which you followed up with perhaps the most heartfelt thoughts I’ve heard. You conveyed your love for Joni and the joy you have felt seeing her so happy once she and I found each other. You expressed your confidence that we will work hard to have a successful marriage and enjoy our...

Dear Sidne, Joni and Kevin,
The loss of Dean is heavy on our hearts. We will miss him. He lived his life to the fullest with a confident, thoughtful and compassionate hand. He touched the lives of so many people and each is better for it. I am reminded by a poem from an unknown author of a true level of peace. He will always live within our hearts. Love, Deb, Jenna, Jason and Steve

I HAVE A PLACE IN HEAVEN

Please don't sing sad songs for me,
Forget your grief...