Jack Fulton

Jack Ray Fulton went to be with his Heavenly Father February 1, 2022, at the age of 84 years, 10 months, and 30 days. Jack was born on March 2, 1937, in Lansing, Michigan.

Jack was preceded in death by his loving parents, George and Lucile Fulton, and by his loving brother, Larry L. Fulton.

He is survived by his faithful wife, Renee, and his daughter, Rhonda; two nieces, Pascale Goff and her family and Erin Goff Worthly and her husband, Don, and their family, his sister-in-law, Betty Fulton and her sons, Joel, Jared, and John and their families.

Jack married Renee Goff on March 22, 1957, in Lansing, Michigan. It has been 64 years of bliss. Some said it would never last.

After school, Jack worked for the power company in Lansing, Michigan, for a few years. Jack later decided to sell Miracle Maid cookware for the West Bend Company. He excelled in the sales profession and he really enjoyed it. They moved to Colorado, and he worked for Watts-Hardy Dairy in Boulder, Colorado, in sales and delivery. In March of 1977, the Fultons moved to the Wright County area. In April of 1981, they bought their farm in Grovespring, Missouri, where Jack has lived for 41 years until his passing. He continued his career in sales and went to work for MoorMan's Feed. In January of 1989, they moved back to Michigan, and he worked for Soldans Pet Food Store. He retired in March of 1999, and they returned to their farm in Grovespring, Missouri.

Jack was a hard worker in everything that he did, and he always enjoyed his work. He never did anything half-hearted. Jack was saved in May of 1951, and he was baptized at Cantrell Creek in Niagnua, Missouri. He was an active member of Little Creek Baptist Church, and he served as a deacon and Sunday School teacher. For the past twenty years, he has served as Sunday School Superintendent. Jack loved his missionary work, and he was able to go on ten mission trips to Mexico. He mixed the concrete for the building projects, and he always loved the food there. He was a real prayer warrior. For the last ten years of his life, he devoted at least two hours each day to prayer. Jack always said, "If the Lord has promised blessing for our tithe and offering of our income, would He not also bless the tithe of our time?" (Deuteronomy 14:22-29; 2 Corinthians 8:10-15; 2 Corinthians 9:12-15)

In lieu of flowers, memorial contributions may be made to Mountain Grove Pregnancy Resource Center or Encounter Ministries.