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John Bultman Obituary

Published by Legacy Remembers on Jan. 5, 2017.

John D. Bultman, age 61, lost his battle with cancer on Thursday, January 5, 2017, at University Hospital in Madison. He was born to Floyd and Gladys (Bingham) Bultman on June 26, 1955, in Madison. He worked for Swiggum Concrete for many years. He loved fishing, hunting, playing cards and watching TV. He was a great uncle, nephew, and friend to many. He would have given the shirt off his back to anyone. He is survived by his mother Gladys; brother Richard; nieces and nephews, Kristi (Craig) Gherke, Craig (Jodi) McDowell and son Owen, James (Lizzy) Bultman, Michael Bultman; uncles Phil Bultman, and Michael (Rose) Bingham; brother-in-law, Jeff (Eileen) McDowell; cousins, Patti (Jerry) Helgeland, Dan Bultman and Jeff Bultman and many other cousins; and many good friends and neighbors. He is preceded in death by his father Floyd; sister, Connie McDowell; special aunt Evey Bultman; and many other aunts, uncles, cousins and friends. By John's wishes there will be no visitation. A private family service will be held. A special thanks to Dr. Seth Dailey, Diane, Jodi and all the Drs. and nurses that helped him at the U.W. Hospital. P.S. - Dick would like to express a very special thank you to my mother for tending to John at her home. He was not easy for her. Also a very special thank you to Statz Bros. Inc. for allowing me the time I needed to tend for John. And thank everyone who gave me the support I needed, especially Patti, Phil and mom. Tuschen-Newcomer Funeral Home Sun Prairie, WI 608-837-5400 www.newcomerfh.com

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January 10, 2017

Monica Sutter Miller posted to the memorial.

January 8, 2017

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January 8, 2017

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Monica Sutter Miller

January 10, 2017

also neighbors and classmates....grew up together...so MANY memories... some
I am certain our parents might not want in print?? That would be stories with my brothers of course... Time so gets away from us.
Johnny you were always kind, caring, and fun to be around..
Remember riding the school bus... playing cards... football games.. bonfires...
sledding... hanging out with your cousins... putting up hay.... so many memories of which i am grateful....
I am sorry for all your suffering .. wishing you and your family peace... Gladys ,, bless your heart.. and Richard; you are not alone in that John will be missed by many ...much love Monica

Jodi Hernandez

January 8, 2017

John was one of my favorite patients. Always a smile on his face no matter what the situation was. It was a pleasure to get to know him and Richard over many years. I will miss him greatly and miss hearing about the family. I truly believe he is in a place of peace and happiness. So we'll deserved. My sympathies and wishes for peace go out to his family.

Kristie Ramsfield Trieloff

January 8, 2017

So sorry about your loss. Sending my sympathies

Connie and Frank Ianne

January 7, 2017

Our Family moved to Wisconsin from California in the summer of 1974. That was when we met up with the Bultmans, Gladys and Floyd, and their three young children, Connie Dick and John. Never having worked on a farm before, the Bultmans and their kids let us 'help' with chores, feed pigs, run equipment, handle bales of hay, etc. They actually helped us decide not to go into farming.

This wonderful Family invited our Family to a pig roast on the farm to celebrate 'somebody's' birthday. Young John, just 19, was everywhere that day, helping folks watch the roast, setting chairs out on the yard, greeting people, parking cars, grabbing cases of pop and beer, getting ice for tubs...He was all over the place, with a big smile on his everlovin' face. John impressed us so much, I never forgot that special day or the special Mother that bore him.

We love this Family. Rest in Peace, Dear John.