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Carl M. Stull
12/06/1937 — 06/12/2005
From Richland, WA, US | Born in New Kensington, Pennsylvania
Carl M. Stull
Carl M. Stull Dec. 6, 1937 ~ June 12, 2005 Richland, WA
Carl M. Stull, 67, of Richland, WA, passed away on June 12, 2005. Carl married Marge and her seven kids, Debbie, Bobby, Sandi, Ricky, JoAnn, Kenny and Charlie on Sept. 8, 1964.
Carl loved the outdoors. He loved hunting, fishing, camping, boating, wood working and family gatherings. Carl retired from the Navy in 1979 and from Hanford in 1996.
Carl learned to drive the Big Rig in his early 60s. He drove for Mayflower for a few years and hauled potatoes for Smith Farms for a short while. Carl also taught Hunter Education class. He was a member of the NRA and the VFW Post 7952 in Richland.
He was preceded in death by his parents, Walter and Martha Stull, and by his son Charlie.
Dad, you will be missed by all who knew you. You will always be in our hearts and never forgotten. Dad, I will love you forever. ~ Sandi
A small memorial service will be held at the Richland VFW Post 7952 Uptown Center on GW Way Saturday the 25th at 1:00 pm.
Donations may be sent to Tri-Cities Chaplaincy Hospice House, 2108 W. Entiat, Kennewick, WA 99336.
Dear Marge and family,
My wife Becky and I express our deepest sympathy in your loss of a husband, father, and friend. Carl; I appreciate you and how you took me under your wing and taught me how to bowl and asked me to bowl on your team back in 1984. I regret that I never expressed that thanks to you before. You gave me a bowling ball you had and taught me how to bowl. Because of you, I have enjoyed bowling ever since and have competed in several national tournements. I will always remember you as a good man, caring husband and friend!
May God grant your family with peace. Our deepest sympathy from our family to yours,
Wes & Becky Venters
4095 Morning Glory Rd
Colorado Springs, CO 80920
Dear Marge and family,
My wife Becky and I express our deepest sympathy in your loss of a husband, father, and friend. Carl; I appreciate you and how you took me under your wing and taught me how to bowl and asked me to bowl on your team back in 1984. I regret that I never expressed that thanks to you before. You gave me a bowling ball you had and taught me how to bowl. Because of you, I have enjoyed bowling ever since and have competed in several national tournements. I will always remember you as a good man, caring husband and friend!
May God grant your family with peace. Our deepest sympathy from our family to yours,
Wes & Becky Venters
4095 Morning Glory Rd
Colorado Springs, CO 80920
Dear Marge and Family,
I remember Carl at the VFW on the weekends. He always had a smile on his face. He reminded me of a big teddy bear. He will be missed by all who had the pleasure of knowing him. God Bless you and your family. Terri R.
friend of Lonnie H.
I only knew Carl for a few short years but he will be remembered as a good and honorable man. He had a big heart and skills that make the common man green with envy. I will never forget the broasted chicken on Thursday nights at the VFW. Our hearts and thoughts are with Marge and the family.
Carl, you were a big man with an even bigger heart. Keep singing, those squirrels will be dancing in Heaven like we did when you sang….
Carl:
We will be having a gathing, in Your Honor, this coming Sat, June 25th at your VFW Post Home. It is my Honor & Privlege to have known you. I will follow your fine example as a VFW Commander. I was a Post Officer during the time you lead VFW Post 7952 as Commander.
Love & Respect My Brother, from your Comrades & Friends.
Chewy….Commander VFW Post #79522005-2006 Richland, Washington
Gone, but never forgotten. Thank you Uncle Marty for all the memories.
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