Douglas Bryan Fullmer

Douglas Bryan Fullmer died unexpectedly in Branson, MO while vacationing with
his family onJune 25, 2022. Doug resided in Gilbert, AZ with his wife Stacey and
son Dylan. Funeral services will be held at Falconer Funeral Home, 251 W Juniper
Ave, Gilbert, AZ on July 8, 2022. On-line tributes and condolences may be sent to
falconfuneralhome.com.
Doug was born on October 14, 1954, in Torrington, WY to Douglas E. and
LuThera L. (Titchener) Fullmer. He grew up on the family farm south of Lingle, WY
and attended school in Lingle. Doug graduated from high school in 1973 and
began working for Emmett Perrson at his grain elevator. He then worked as parts
man at Rose Brothers Massey Ferguson Dealership in Lingle. Doug also was a
common figure on the sports scene by refereeing high school sports. He married
Connie Cundall in the fall of 1977. To this union, Melisa Jill and Jaymi Beth were
born. In 1986, Doug worked at Tyrell Chevrolet and Target in Cheyenne until
moving to Chandler, AZ. in 1988. He started working part-time for Empire
Caterpillar while delivering pizza at night. A few months later he began working
full-time at Empire and worked there until retirement in 2021. Doug received an
award for 30 years of service and was nominated for Parts Person of the Year on
several occasions. While working at Empire, he met and married Stacey Ash on
March 3, 2001. Doug and Stacey became parents to Dylan Bryan in May 2014.
Doug’s hobbies included hunting, fishing, camping, following Chicago
Cubs and Wyoming Cowboys. He also enjoyed off-road 4-wheeling in the desert
with Stacey and Dylan. Upon retirement, he and his 4 brothers had a texting group
and they greeted each other every day. Doug usually started off the day with a
“nice day in Arizona” and then the rest would chime in with weather and insults.
Doug is survived by his wife Stacey, son Dylan and daughters Melisa
(Andy) Reeves of Omaha NE and Jaymi (Casey) Bock of Firth, NE. He was also
grandpa to Owen, Oliver and Claire Reeves, CJ, Mason and Addy Bock. He is
survived by brothers Dick (Pat), Bill (Jeannie), Jerry (Lynnea) and Craig (Pat). His
in-laws, Dan (Mildie) Ash and brother-in-law Dan (Pamela) Ash also survive him.
Many nieces and nephews will also miss their Uncle Doug.
Doug was preceded in death by his parents and grandparents and his sister-in-
law, Roberta Fullmer.