This memorial website was created in the memory of GLENN EMERSON FULLER, who was born in Stanton, Michigan on March 26, 1929 and passed away at home with his daughter on May 02, 2008 in Henderson, Nevada. We will remember him forever; there will never be another man quite like him.

OBITUARY

Glenn Emerson Fuller “Sarge” passed on Friday, May 2, 2008 at the home of his daughter in Henderson, Nevada. Following 6 weeks of hospitalization resulting from stroke complications, he returned home for hospice care. He had lived 21 years in Ft. Sumner from August 1986 until the time of his first stroke August 29, 2007 when he joined his daughter, Debra Stefan, at her home in Nevada.

Glenn enlisted in the U.S. Army 8/26/46; served in both the Army and Navy until retirement 5/31/67 with over 20 years of military service including combat in Viet Nam, Dominican Republic and Cuban Crisis. He was a paratrooper “jump” school instructor for the distinguished 82nd Airborne Division at Ft. Bragg, North Carolina.

He married Barbara Ann Shaw of Ft. Sumner in July 1958 sharing 47 years together until the time of her passing May 4, 2004.

Cremated remains will be interred at Ft. Sumner Cemetery, as well as, the Veteran’s Memorial of Boulder City, Nevada. A remebrance gathering is planned at the home of his daughter and a service for friends in Ft. Sumner will be announced in the near future.

Glenn was known for his sense of humor, long white beard, and love of motorcycles. Glenn developed his interest in motorcycles as a boy on the farm when a friend of his sister took him and brother Fred riding on a motorcycle. He and Fred then got an “Indian” motorcycle from a farmer and got it running; this began the motorcycle passion that lasted his lifetime. Upon bringing Glenn home to Nevada, daughter Debra obtained a motorcycle license and installed a sidecar on Glenn’s favorite Harley to continue his love of riding. (See pictures on this memorial website.)

Glenn turned 79 years old on March 26.

LIFE

o Born March 26, 1929 in Stanton, Michigan to Robert Emerson Fuller and Jenny Hadley.

o Lifetime Member of H.O.G. (Harley Owners Group)
Known as “Santa Claus” for his annual role in the H.O.G. Christmas Toy Run

o Charitable Sponsor of the Boys & Girls Home, and highest donor of High Plains Harley Davidson of Clovis food drive (commemoration event in his honor 2007).

FAMILY 

Glenn is Survived by: 
Son, Richard Glenn and wife Linda Stockman Fuller, grandchildren: Heather Erin and Eric Michael Fuller all of Orange, California; Daughter, Debra Stefan of Henderson, Nevada; Nephew, Terry Millard of Escondido, California 

Predeceased by:
Barbara Ann Shaw, May 4, 2004 (married 7/58 – 47 years until her death) 

Virginia Augustine Fyffe, March 12, 2007 (married 1950-‘58) mother of Richard Glenn and Debra Lynn

Predeceased by all siblings and most recently his eldest brother Wayne Robert Fuller, Sr. (May 08, 1923 - April 19, 2008)
Other Siblings were: Lois, Fred; Younger Brother Dean “Tink”.

SERVICE 

This Memorial website: http://Glenn-Fuller.memory-of.com 
Remembrance Gathering at the Henderson, NV home of daughter, Debra Stefan 

Ft. Sumner service to be announced in upcoming De Baca County News 

Interment Ft. Sumner, NM; Veteran’s Memorial Boulder City, NV 
Chavez Funeral Home, Ft. Sumner, NM; Palm Mortuary, Henderson, NV 

Contact available via this memorial website.

FINAL THOUGHTS

Thank you to the Senior Center of Ft. Sumner, friends at High Plains Harley Davidson of Clovis, and friends in the Village of Ft. Sumner

Mottos that describe the life of Glenn Fuller: “Live to Ride” and “Airborne All The Way”