Birth date: Mar 11, 1944 Death date: Dec 24, 2015
James D. Fulk, 71, of The Villages, Florida, passed away Thursday, December 24, 2015. Mr. Fulk was born March 11, 1944 in Indianapolis, IN to Vernon and Grace (O’Neill) Fulk. Jim was a Shortridge High School graduate and earned a Read Obituary
One of my favorite memories of my brother Jim was at our youngest son Adam's wedding as he danced with our mother Grace Fulk. How they loved one another! He was such a good son, a war baby, born when our father was overseas during WW2. I heard many great stories about when my dad came home and saw his baby son for the first time. Now he and dad can swap stories together. You are sorely missed Jim, love you! Kristine
I also share with Bob Melcher the sadness upon hearing of Jim's passing. The fishing trips, canoe excursions, running and biking together to get into shape for that Maroon Bells hike the fall of 1978, those great nights with great friends at the Glendale Magic Pan Creperie, his introducing us to Foster's Lager, the 1983 trip to Lompoc to visit Jim & Cora, and so many other wonderful memories of his witty and sharp personality. I will always hold a dear spot for him in my heart. My thoughts and wishes also go out to Cora and Libby. May he rest in Peace.
Nice picture, that's how we remember him having fun playing bocce, golfing with the guys. Cruising with our friends. Such a nice guy will be dearly missed. Our sincere sympathy to Cora and family.
May he rest in peace
Carm and Paul
Jim was missed at our 50th Shortridge Reunion. So glad we got a chance to visit at our 40th Reunion. God Bless.
(Grace) Anne Reed Cady
Hearing this about my old friend Jim makes me very sad. We were very close back in the '70s & early '80s, & shared many interests. Jim & I & our other good friend, Tom Spall shared many, many good times together, including backpacking through 40 miles of Colorado's Rocky Mtns in 1978. When Jim lived in Lompoc, CA he & Cora introduced me to the joys of California's Central Coast wines, a love affair that continues to this day. This is a great photo of Jim. He was quite a guy, one who reinvented himself several times just in the years I knew him, & always improved along the way. My thoughts & good wishes go out to Cora & Libby, and all others who knew Jim and are saddened by his passing. I'm happy to know where he ended up, and I will always miss him.
