Raymond J. Fulmer

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Raymond J. Fulmer, 70, of Parkesburg, passed away on Wednesday, April 8, 2009 at the his home. He was the beloved husband of Gale Fulmer, with whom he would have shared 49 years of marriage on the 30th of April.

Born in Arden, DE, he was the son of the late Edman Fulmer and Madeleine McCann Rylee, and the stepson of the late Michael Rylee. Raymond served honorably in US Navy. He was employed by the former Reynolds Metals of Downingtown as a maintenance mechanic, retiring in 2002. Ray was a member of the Parkesburg VFW #4480, the Christiana American Legion and the Lanchester Rod and Gun Club.

He is survived, in addition to his wife, by his son, Scott W. Fulmer of Parkesburg, and siblings Madeleine Oldham of Atglen, and Edmund Fulmer, husband of Kim, of Coatesville. He was predeceased by his son Mark Raymond Fulmer and brother James S. Rylee.

Memorial services will be held on Saturday, April 18, 2009 at 12 Noon at the Parkesburg Baptist Church, 103 West Street, Parkesburg, PA 19365. A reception will follow.

In lieu of flowers, donations may be made to the "Neighborhood Health Agencies, Inc." (Hospice Program), 795 E. Marshall St., Suite 204, West Chester, PA 19380-4412 or the Parkesburg Baptist Church at the above address.

Funeral arrangements have been entrusted to the Wilde Funeral Home of Parkesburg. Online condolences can be posted at www.wildefuneralhome.com

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GOD BLESS GAIL AND SCOTT FOR THE LOSS OF RAY , HE WILL ME MISSED . I WILL MISS ALL THE TRIPS TO THE MOUNTAINS WITH HIM , HUNTING,AND JUST WEEKNDS OF FUN UP THERE , RAY WAS A GREAT GUY, FUN TO BE AROUND, I CAN REMEMBER WHEN I WAS 10 AND THE FIRST TIME UP THERE I GOT HOMESICK AND RAY WOULD SAY ,THERES NOTHING TO WORRY ABOUT YOUR MOM AND DAD ARE ON THE OTHER SIDE OF THE MOUNTAIN YOU WILL BE FINE . RAY ALWAYS MADE YOU FEEL WELCOME NO MATTER WHERE YOU WERE WITH HIM . IM ASLO GONNA MISS SUMMER EVENINGS SITTING ON HIS PORCH JUST TALKING ABOUT ANYTHING, SOON AS I WALKED UP TO HIS HOUSE THE FIRST THING HE WOULD SAY WITH A BIG SMILE ON HIS FACE WAS DAMN BOY YOU GETTING HEAVIER , RAY WAS ALOT OF FUN I COULD ALWAYS MAKE HIM LAUGH , IM GONNA MISS YOU . I BET RIGHT KNOW YOU ARE UP IN HEAVEN MOWING GRASS WITH ANIAMAL,BRUCE,AND POP-POP KUHNS . LOVE ,BARRY JR.

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Dear Gale & Scotty,

I am so sorry for your loss. You will be in my thoughts and prayers.

Lots of Love,
Dené

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Dear Gale and Scott,
It is with great sadness we were informed of Rays passing. We have many fond memories of Ray both at work and many social gatherings we attended over the 20+ years we knew him. We know he had a tuff road to travel with his illness but you can be assured he is at peace now. Our thoughs and prays are with you.

Sincerely,
Barry & Helen

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Ray was a good friend to me when I first came to the Legion in Christiana . I will always remember him tradeing barbs with Ralph (Rump) Jones , the enjoyment he got out of the Honor Guard dance partys . He will be missed.

Reah & Margie Wallace

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I just wanted to let you know- Scott and Gale- that I was sad to hear of Rays passing. He was such a likeable guy, even when he was giving me a hard time. We had several fun trips to the mountains, where he made everyone feel welcome- always cooking a big breakfast. I'll never forget the rough night at the bar and when I was sick how he teased me the rest of the weekend. We will keep you in my thoughts and prayers during this difficult time. lots of love, Andrea & Robert Mayberry

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Scott and Mom,
You are in our thoughts and prays. It is sad knowing that Ray has passed, but it is also a relief knowing that Ray isnt suffering anymore, and that he is in heaven. We all now have another angel looking over us.

Ray was so nice to my wife Elise when he first met her. She liked him from that very first meeting.

Now Ray with me was another thing. He would always get on me about this and that. That me and Scott couldnt shoot darts (trip 13) as good as him. That we couldnt or didnt catch fish as big as he could or did. He would always joke with us all the time. He would talk about uncle cook, saying that "I wasnt worth a s..t ", at the papermill I worked at. I know by him doing this to me, told me that he liked me. I feel privledged by that.

Raymond rest in peace and watch over us.

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Albert was Raymond's uncle, brother to Ray's mother. We wish to express out condolences to Gale and Scott on the passing of their husband and father. Albert remembers baby sitting Raymy when he was just a baby and he recalls that Raymy was such a sweet baby and very loveable.

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Dear Gale and Scott, Im soo sorry for your loss, but he is in a better place now!...I have LOTS of great memories of Ray going way back to when I was tiny tot, to all the fun mountain trips, at work when he would tell me to "hit the road" and the fun christmas eve parties!!! Ray was a great man!!! Both of you are in my thoughts and prayers and if you need ANYTHING please dont hesitate to ask!!!

take care,
Renee'

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I was very sorry to hear about Ray's passing. He was always a really nice guy who would do anything for me although I only knew him a few short years. My thoughts and prayers are with your whole family.
Sincerely,
Lou and Laura

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Sorry to hear of Ray"s passing.Jeff will miss the hunting trips up at the
mountains with Ray. I really enjoyed going to the dances and doing the bump with Ray. He will be sadly missed...

Love Jeff and Sharon....

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Gale and Scott we wanted to let you know we are thinking of you
during this tough time, and may the memories of Ray give you strength
and courage and bring you comfort.....one of many memories i have of Ray is that he could dance.....I can still remember the time we danced at my
wedding to the song "start spreading the news".....Ray will be sadly missed.... With Deepest Sympathy Daryl, Paris and Boys....

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Gale and Scott, I am so very sorry to hear of your loss. My thoughts and prayers with you both.

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Gale and Scott,

Im soooo sorry for your loss. Ray will be dearly missed. I know how hard it is to get back to "normal" after having your loved one pass on in your home. Im still trying to get things back to "normal" for me and my daughter. If there is anything I can do, please let me know and I will do what I can, even if its just to talk. Again, Im soooo sorry. Love you guys.

Kelly and Hallie Slack

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Gale and Scott,

We were so sorry to hear about the passing of Ray. Just want you to know that Ray will be greatly missed by many people. His love of life showed in many things he did. May your memories sustain you in your days ahead.

We'll be in touch with both of you.

Love,

Glenn and Joyce

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Gale and Scott,
I was so sorry to hear about Ray. It was nice to see him and Scott at the cabin before hunting season. You are both in my thoughts and prayers. Hope to see you this summer.
Love,
Charlotte

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