Joseph A. Fullerton

Hello and thank you all for the many, many email and paper cards. The kind tributes to Joe mean so very, very much to me and our family. He had a good life with many, many accomplishments beyond his dreams -likely the most important was his family and he loved his work. He suffered much as well. His body was recently described by a Dr. as a "train wreck'. In kindness, it was true. He died suddenly of a brain bleed from a fall. He is finally free from unrelenting pain and fear. His funeral service was just a beautiful tribute with children and friends speaking and nearly all of the congregation taking communion which was so important to Joe. Thank you all- dear friends and family. With love Cynthia

Cindy and Family:

Cindy and I were both shocked and saddened to read of Joe's passing. As longtime neighbors on Curtis Road, we considered your family the "Father Knows Best" Anderson family of North Deering. I also enjoyed working with Joe for over 25 years at Unum. He was a well- respected professional.

Our condolences to you and your family at this difficult time. May he rest in peace with the Lord.

Thinking of all of you today and always...Uncle Joe will be missed by many and certainly touched a lot of people ....

Bud and I are so very sorry to hear of Joe's passing. He was a good "cousin", and friend. Love and blessings to your whole family.

I am so sorry to hear of Mr. Fullertons' passing. Having grown up next door some of my best childhood memories include the Fullertons. We had such wonderful days as children and young adults. I still remember visiting on Sebago with our boat when I was living on the lake. My thoughts and love are with all of you.

Cynthia, I'm so sorry to hear about Joe's passing. I lost my husband 5 years ago ~ God bless. Betty Robinson Maddocks, class of 1958, Morse High School, Bath, Maine

Cynthia, My thoughts are with you and I will definitely miss Joe's humor and company at the restaurant. I hope that you will still stop by and enjoy a meal with us. Sue Sanborn

life is sometimes way too short--makes you hang onto each day with love and a hug-Joe was a special dude and how he loved his trombone and our band unifroms-Much love to you Cindy--Dillon G.

Thoughts and prayers for the Fullerton clan, and their friends....fond memories on Damariscotta Lake, Jefferson, Maine

Dear Cynthia,
We were so sorry to read of Joe's passing. We are at our son's beach house on Oak Island, NC and get the Times Record on our laptop. You two were such a wonderful couple and HAVE such a great family. Always loved your Mom & Dad too.
Our love & prayers are with you & the family, Dick & Judy LeMoine

Cynthia, Our sincere condolences to you and your family for your loss. Met Joe in 1969 when I first went to Union Mutual. He was a kind loving man who will be sorely missed by all.
Janice Cail, Plant City, FL

We send our love, Cynthia, to you and your family over the passing of Joe. Many warm thoughts and prayers,

George and Carol Langbehn

Our thoughts and prayers are with you Cynthia and the family.

Cindy & Family,
I will always remember Joe as a wonderful, kind and supportive co-worker. May you cherish all the memories he has left behind. Our thoughts and prayers are with you, Mike & Cheryl (whom I see at Sugarloaf) and the rest of your family.

Jim,
Sorry to hear of your dad's passing
My thoughts an prayers to you an the entire Fullerton family

Sunday, March 09, 2014
Hi Cindy, So many memories over 56 years since we were student nurses at MMC. It has always been great to see you and Joe. He always had a wry sense of humor. Remember one great visit you both had with us at our home in Greenville. You have been such support to your whole family through the years.
Pete and I are thinking of you and will see you on our way home in May.

Cynthia & Family,
I was very sorry to hear of Joe's passing. I remember him from high school. You will be in my thoughts and prayers.

My Uncle Joe and Aunt Cynthia took my brother, Jeff, and me in when I was 8 years old. I will never forget the time I spent with them, Michael, and James, as my primary family. It brings me joy even now to think about it. I love you all and hold you in my heart. (Thank you for the beautiful memorial and the lovely photo gallery posted here.)

I've known Joe for 45 years and, although there were breaks in the frequency with which we saw each other, whenever we rencountered we would seem to take up where the conversation last ended. He was always cheerful, upbeat, and positive in his outlook. He will be missed. My condolences to Cindy, Mike, Cheryl, and all of his family and friends at this sad time.

I was so sorry to see this obituary. I hope you all are together this weekend to share stories and help each other through such a sad time. Just know Crusher and I are thinking of you all. JANO & Crusher Wilkinson

I always smiled when I saw Joe. In spite of all his ailments he never complained and was optimistic about life.

Joe was one of a kind --I will always cherish our vacations at Damariscotta Lake with your family--I hope Cindy, that you and I can visit together soon.
Love, Mary Plum