Adam Joseph Bullock of Killen, Ala., formerly from Danville (July 30, 1983 - Feb. 7, 2006). He was only 22. Son of Randy & Mindy Bullock of Killen, Ala. Our brother/son went to be with Jesus on Tuesday, Feb. 7, 2006.
He graduated from the Illinois Police Academy in 2005, but decided to join in his family's business, Carriage House Garages, in Killen.
Survivors include: his mother and father, Randy and Mindy Bullock of Killen, Ala.; four sisters, Hope (Marcus) Luck of Danville, Anne (Richard) Baize of Terre Haute, Ind., Sioby Bullock of Killen, Ala., and Stormy (John) Froman of Killen, Ala.; and two nieces, Hannah Luck of Danville and Honor Froman of Killen, Ala.
The funeral will be held Saturday, Feb. 11, 2006, at Elkins Funeral Home in Killen, Ala.
He loved fishing in Canada with his dad. He loved his dogs, Buddy and Duke. He is the kindest most compassionate man that God ever created. Butterflies landed on his nose when he was a young boy, and the neighborhood dogs slept under his window as a young man. All animals took to him and loved him. He was an Illinois state wrestler seven years in a row, beat numerous state champions throughout 10 states and placed in two national tournaments. He was as tough as iron, yet, to those who really knew him, the gentlest person ever known. If anyone needed help, he was always the first with his hand up. He will be missed more than can be expressed with our words. His Saviour is our Lord Jesus Christ and we look forward to the great day we are all together again. "I shall go to him, but he will not return to me." 2 Samuel 19:23.
He graduated from the Illinois Police Academy in 2005, but decided to join in his family's business, Carriage House Garages, in Killen.
Survivors include: his mother and father, Randy and Mindy Bullock of Killen, Ala.; four sisters, Hope (Marcus) Luck of Danville, Anne (Richard) Baize of Terre Haute, Ind., Sioby Bullock of Killen, Ala., and Stormy (John) Froman of Killen, Ala.; and two nieces, Hannah Luck of Danville and Honor Froman of Killen, Ala.
The funeral will be held Saturday, Feb. 11, 2006, at Elkins Funeral Home in Killen, Ala.
He loved fishing in Canada with his dad. He loved his dogs, Buddy and Duke. He is the kindest most compassionate man that God ever created. Butterflies landed on his nose when he was a young boy, and the neighborhood dogs slept under his window as a young man. All animals took to him and loved him. He was an Illinois state wrestler seven years in a row, beat numerous state champions throughout 10 states and placed in two national tournaments. He was as tough as iron, yet, to those who really knew him, the gentlest person ever known. If anyone needed help, he was always the first with his hand up. He will be missed more than can be expressed with our words. His Saviour is our Lord Jesus Christ and we look forward to the great day we are all together again. "I shall go to him, but he will not return to me." 2 Samuel 19:23.
Adam Joseph Bullock of Killen, Ala., formerly from Danville (July 30, 1983 - Feb. 7, 2006). He was only 22. Son of Randy & Mindy Bullock of Killen, Ala. Our brother/son went to be with Jesus on Tuesday, Feb. 7, 2006.
He graduated from the Illinois Police Academy in 2005, but decided to join in his family's business, Carriage House Garages, in Killen.
Survivors include: his mother and father, Randy and Mindy Bullock of Killen, Ala.; four sisters, Hope (Marcus) Luck of Danville, Anne (Richard) Baize of Terre Haute, Ind., Sioby Bullock of Killen, Ala., and Stormy (John) Froman of Killen, Ala.; and two nieces, Hannah Luck of Danville and Honor Froman of Killen, Ala.
The funeral will be held Saturday, Feb. 11, 2006, at Elkins Funeral Home in Killen, Ala.
He loved fishing in Canada with his dad. He loved his dogs, Buddy and Duke. He is the kindest most compassionate man that God ever created. Butterflies landed on his nose when he was a young boy, and the neighborhood dogs slept under his window as a young man. All animals took to him and loved him. He was an Illinois state wrestler seven years in a row, beat numerous state champions throughout 10 states and placed in two national tournaments. He was as tough as iron, yet, to those who really knew him, the gentlest person ever known. If anyone needed help, he was always the first with his hand up. He will be missed more than can be expressed with our words. His Saviour is our Lord Jesus Christ and we look forward to the great day we are all together again. "I shall go to him, but he will not return to me." 2 Samuel 19:23.
He graduated from the Illinois Police Academy in 2005, but decided to join in his family's business, Carriage House Garages, in Killen.
Survivors include: his mother and father, Randy and Mindy Bullock of Killen, Ala.; four sisters, Hope (Marcus) Luck of Danville, Anne (Richard) Baize of Terre Haute, Ind., Sioby Bullock of Killen, Ala., and Stormy (John) Froman of Killen, Ala.; and two nieces, Hannah Luck of Danville and Honor Froman of Killen, Ala.
The funeral will be held Saturday, Feb. 11, 2006, at Elkins Funeral Home in Killen, Ala.
He loved fishing in Canada with his dad. He loved his dogs, Buddy and Duke. He is the kindest most compassionate man that God ever created. Butterflies landed on his nose when he was a young boy, and the neighborhood dogs slept under his window as a young man. All animals took to him and loved him. He was an Illinois state wrestler seven years in a row, beat numerous state champions throughout 10 states and placed in two national tournaments. He was as tough as iron, yet, to those who really knew him, the gentlest person ever known. If anyone needed help, he was always the first with his hand up. He will be missed more than can be expressed with our words. His Saviour is our Lord Jesus Christ and we look forward to the great day we are all together again. "I shall go to him, but he will not return to me." 2 Samuel 19:23.
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