Birth date: Aug 27, 1953 Death date: Feb 11, 2022
Memorial Service for Mr. David Michael Fuller, 68, of Alexander City, will be Tuesday, February 15, 2022 at 1:00 pm at the Alex City Methodist Church. Bro. Ronnie Palmer will officiate. Burial will follow in the Hillview Memorial Read Obituary
Uncle David,
I will always remember our last conversation when I was back home in Atlanta visiting family for the Christmas holidays (December 28, 2022). Mila met Memaw for the first time and she called you so that you could be part of this special moment with the family. The first thing you asked me was, “ How is that sweet little girl"? When I found out about your passing, I watched home videos of you, my mom and our family throughout my younger years. A lot of the footage takes place in St Simons and over the holidays. The same love that you had for me carried right to Mila. You were so engaging and wanted to be included in all of our important milestones growing up. I wish you and my mom were able to meet Mila and watch her grow up, but we will just make sure Mila knows that everyday her Great Uncle and Grandma are in spirit and watching over her from afar.
We love you so much and will miss you dearly.
"Your favorite niece", Rachel
Prayers for you all. I have had some good times with David, I remember working for him and one day a few of us played poker and of course I lost all my money, I kept saying Jay is going to kill me and David felt so bad for me that he and the guys gave me my money back needless to say I never played poker with them again. There are more but it would take to long. You will be missed. Hambone
David was my brother in law for many years. I was just a kid when he came into the family. I remember spending weekends with David and family in Alabama at his grandparents’ house. He actually performed the ceremony when Donna and I got married in 1994. He also helped me get a job at the Sheriff’s Dept. where I retired after 25 years. He will be missed.
I have so many memories of my cousin David, who was more like a father to me, especially when I was younger. One that I will never forget was when Amy was a baby. We were all at our grandparents visiting. They had just gotten there and Amy was asleep. They put her in her playpen in my grandparent’s room. I snuck in there because I wanted to play with her and she was awake standing up. I was about 4 or 5 and Amy was maybe 1. I tried picking her up to get her out and accidentally dropped her back in the playpen. It didn’t hurt her but she screamed wanting out to play. David came back there and with his loud, deep, scary voice said, “Punkin did you wake my baby up”?!!!!!. I thought right then and there I was dead!!!! I just knew I wouldn’t survive a spanking from him!!! Thank God he was a big teddy bear!!!
David and I got along very well. I remember a time when he was the State Court judge in Gwinnett County and I was a police officer for Gwinnett PD. I had a case in his court room. When I entered the court room it was packed. Seats were full and people were standing all around the room. David was on the bench.
When he saw me enter the court room he stopped what he was doing and asked me to approach the bench. When I got to the bench he addressed me as Officer Schmahl and asked me how I was doing. We spoke for few minutes about the weekend and what plans we had.. The whole court room was quiet while we were talking. When I was walking back everyone was just staring at me wondering why he picked me out and what kind of relationship we had. To me it meant something because we were friends and brother in laws.
I’ve known David for most of my life. One of the first things I realized about him was he has a beautiful voice. He sang to my sister as she walked down the isle. I hope you are singing with the angels………
We loved each other. We liked each other. And we both loved Jesus.
I called him Mr Wonderful. Because to me he was. I was honored to be his wife
Marianne Fuller
We loved each other, we liked each other. And we both loved Jesus.
I called him Mr Wonderful. Because he was to me. I was honored to be his wife
Marianne Fuller
So many stories, I remember his greatness in friendship, wisdom and humor. He molded and shape me as well as so many other practitioners, and many owe him a tremendous debt of gratitude for his time, care and attention. His lessons are with me every day and I will miss him.
