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Timeline for Bill Fulford
Born: January 7, 1950
Died: May 25, 2022
William L. “Bill” Fulford age 72, of Cridersville passed away Wednesday,
May 25, 2022 after his four year battle with cancer at his residence. He
was born January 7th, 1950 in Lima to the late George Louis and Katherine
Janet (Barrington) Fulford.
Bill retired from Ford Motor Company in 2012 after 44 years of employment.
He enjoyed hosting black powder shooting tournaments at his home,
collecting classic cars, watching the Ohio State Buckeyes, and spending
time with family.
Bill is survived by his children Kara (Ethan Maxfield) Fulford of Elida,
Ashley (Timothy) Brunk of Albuquerque, New Mexico, and W. George Fulford of
Cridersville; Two sisters: Sandra (Robert) Miller of Cibolo, Tx and Sharon
(Timothy) Milligan of Christiansburg, Oh and his grand puppies Echo, Koni
Dog, Odin, and Villi.
At the request of Bill a private celebration of life has already been held
in early May. Memorial contributions may be given to The American Cancer
Society.
tI worked with Bill at For sixteen years agod. He was always a pleasure to work wih. Just a genuinely good guy. Please accept my condolences. I went through a similar experience with my own father who also worked with him at Ford. My thoughts and prayers are with the family.
Bill & his family have been wonderful friends & neighbors for years. Bill will always be remembered by me as another brother. All my love to u guys! Roxanne
Bill was a supervisor at the engine plant and I always enjoyed working with him. Saddened to see that he passed.
Bill, you will be greatly missed...sending love and prayers for the family! ♡
So sorry for this loss. I can remember a few times with Bill and he was an awesome human! Prayers and sympathy for the family. Arick
In memory of Bill Fulford, Stephen and Carolyn Foster lit a candle
Bill was a good friend and a great guy. Wish we had spent more time hanging out together since we liked many similar things. You will be missed my friend. Mike Binkley.
Humble, sweet, funny, interested in your problems to the point he'd actually offer sound advice or really assist you. The Bible says you shall know them by their fruit. (Matthew 7:15-20) ). Bill's wonderful children Kara, Ashley and George could not be better ambassadors to others in spreading kindness, love and good cheer to others. Bill had great mentors in his sisters Sandy and Sharon and the best set of parents anyone would hope for. It was an honor knowing Bill and being a part of his family. He has shown the limits of heroism, endurance and commitment, and I am sure he has advanced medical science throughout his ordeal. Ave Atque Vale!
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Our sincere condolences.
The staff of Bayliff & Son Funeral Home, Inc..
tI worked with Bill at For sixteen years agod. He was always a pleasure to work wih. Just a genuinely good guy. Please accept my condolences. I went through a similar experience with my own father who also worked with him at Ford. My thoughts and prayers are with the family.
Bill & his family have been wonderful friends & neighbors for years. Bill will always be remembered by me as another brother. All my love to u guys! Roxanne
Bill was a supervisor at the engine plant and I always enjoyed working with him. Saddened to see that he passed.
Bill, you will be greatly missed...sending love and prayers for the family! ♡
So sorry for this loss. I can remember a few times with Bill and he was an awesome human! Prayers and sympathy for the family. Arick
In memory of Bill Fulford, Stephen and Carolyn Foster lit a candle
Bill was a good friend and a great guy. Wish we had spent more time hanging out together since we liked many similar things. You will be missed my friend. Mike Binkley.
Humble, sweet, funny, interested in your problems to the point he'd actually offer sound advice or really assist you. The Bible says you shall know them by their fruit. (Matthew 7:15-20) ). Bill's wonderful children Kara, Ashley and George could not be better ambassadors to others in spreading kindness, love and good cheer to others. Bill had great mentors in his sisters Sandy and Sharon and the best set of parents anyone would hope for. It was an honor knowing Bill and being a part of his family. He has shown the limits of heroism, endurance and commitment, and I am sure he has advanced medical science throughout his ordeal. Ave Atque Vale!
Bayliff & Son Funeral Home, Inc.
Our sincere condolences.
The staff of Bayliff & Son Funeral Home, Inc..