CMS Richard Russell Fuller USAFR

As a young flight engineer serving under Chief Fuller, it was an honor and privilege to have known himrest in peace Chief.

I met Dick, Chief, several years ago through Dixie Youth Baseball as we both served on the South Carolina DYB Board. He was an outstanding man of God and Country. God Bless his family.

Thank you for your years of service for our country first and foremost. Also would like to thank you for your contributions to Dixie Youth Baseball and especially District 7. May the Lord comfort the family during this difficult time. RIP Dick.

Rest In Peace, Dick. Always enjoyed your company!

Our deepest sympathy to your family. We didn't know Dick but have listened to so many loving stories of him,he was always loved.

My deepest Condolences to you it was an honor to know him and to work for him.

My friend has gone before...what am I wanting to say here. Richard and I had both seperated from active duty in 1969. We met at our first UTA in January 1970, enlisting with the 943rd MAG, 300 MAS at CAFB I had arrived here from McGuire AFB - fully qualified C-141A Flight Engineer - where Richard (Dick) had come from maintenance. He then had to complete Flight Engineer Academics and C-141 Transition training in Oklahoma, after which, he was my student for my Instructor FE check ride. ...

I am so sorry to hear about the loss of your father, Margie. You and your family are in my thoughts and prayers as you go through this time of grieving. I never knew him, but heard the many stories from you. He was such a lucky man to have you as his daughter. Hugs from all of us at JSJ.

Gone from our sight, but never from our Hearts.
A Gentle Giant. A man that cared deeply for others. He shared his knowledge,
his love, and support for many.
CMSGT Richard "Dick" Fuller, I SALUTE YOU.