Norman A. Fulton

Lydia, so sorry to hear of your fathers passing. I just found out today. What a wonderful person. The legacy he left will be remembered by so many people. Prayers to the whole family. I know he will be deeply missed by all. I had the priviledge of meeting you a number of years back when we visited your father. I am still mowing the property at Union Bridge in exchange for hunting rights. Let me know if anything changes! I also lost my wife of 49 years on May 30. God bless you all during this...

Norm has been a treasured friend to all of us in our Bible study group, which started way back in the fifties at UMass. The quality of his life and leadership has helped so many to grow closer to the Lord.

Norman A Fulton, was one of the kindness man I have ever met. He was always so happy and excited to talk to me. He had so much to share with all and was extremely empathetic. I am so glad I was able to share times with Morman over the past year.

Norm was the kindest, most wonderful neighbor you could ever have. Grateful to have been his neighbor for many, many years. He was truly a beautiful person and an inspiration.