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Obituary For Bob Willie Fulton
Bob Willie Fulton was born on November 28, 1950, in Woodville, GA as the last child of parents Adam David (A.D.) Fulton and Annie Mae Latimore Fulton. He was a loving father, brother, uncle, and friend who will be dearly missed. His life was full of laughter and love of family. Many fun and lasting memories were created at family gatherings as his presence was always the pinnacle and brought loads of enjoyment. He certainly left an impactful mark on the lives of many as he navigated through life. His contributions to others were countless and meaningful.
Bob grew up in Greene County. However, he saw more opportunities of a better life and moved to Atlanta in young adulthood. This is where he created a life for himself and was sometimes, unconventional in his ways which molded the person he developed into. He was well versed on many subjects which allowed him to grow and help others along the way.
Bob succumbed to a short illness on January 30, 2024. He was preceded in death by his parents, A.D. (1984) and Annie Mae Fulton (1986); siblings Robert Fulton (1974), Carrie Reese (2006), Adam Fulton (2012), Mary Fulton (2017), and Annie Bell Robinson (2019). He is survived by his children Bobrecus Fulton, Yvonne Robinson, and Hope Robinson; sister, Julia Moore of Athens, GA; aunt, Ethelene Fulton of Woodville, GA; 5 grandchildren, 2 great-grandchildren and a host of other family and friends. Special love to nephews Dennis Fulton, Willie Fulton, Ralph Fulton, Charles Robinson, Omar Robinson; nieces Julie Robinson, Bobbie R. Davis and acknowledgement of friend, Annette Stephens.
Service
Saturday, February 3, 2024
1:00 p.m.
Randolph Baptist Church
2811 Randolph Church Rd. • Union Point, GA
Rev. Michael Lumpkin, Eulogist
Rev. Donald Harris, Pastor
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To the BEST Uncle anyone could have. This hurt so much. I will remember you forever. Love, Bobbie Robinson Davis
They say that life is measured by MOMENTS, not minutes.
So, in measuring the moments that I've shared with you- I will only measure the memories that matter... All of them!
I remember you at every family function, making sure that everybody got there and made it home safely
I remember you calming every silly/chaotic moment at our family barbeques/parties
I remember you cracking jokes when it got too quiet
I remember the million-dollar smile you would flash at the women walking around- As if you needed another girlfriend
I remember the moment I first saw you dance, the coolest two-step to Zapp & Roger
As a kid I thought, "Welp- I guess we're dancing then"... and I haven't sat down since.
I even remember how your cigarette used to sit on your lip while you were talking to people.
I'd wait (what seemed like forever) for that cigarette to fall--- it never did.
I remember so many selfless moments, giving and helping everyone.
I remember no moments of you ever asking for help.
You kept the family together,
You loved us, protected us, and made sure that EVERYONE was good...
I remember thinking that "As long as Uncle Bob's there, everybody's safe". & You were always there.
Memories, moments, and memories!
I remember the moment I started thinking that you were invincible... I was four.
It wasn't until 32 years later [on a Tuesday], would I realize that I still felt this way and be proven wrong.
And it isn't until now that I really wish that I could've shared these memories of you... WITH YOU!
I will always remember thinking that this is a moment we will never forget... because this is our last moment and memory with you.
Rest in Peace, Live in Memory🖤🖤🖤
-The Family
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