Orville Ray Bullard

Birth date: Feb 20, 1920 Death date: Sep 4, 2008

Orville Ray Bullard Died on September 4, 2008 at 88 years young. He was born in Huntington Beach, CA on February 24, 1920 to Jess and Pearl Bullard, a twin, and one of 4 children. Orville served in the military and later in the Ci Read Obituary

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Anonymous

899w ago

Willy, I am so sorry for the loss of your dad. I enjoyed knowing you and your dad and I am very happy that I got the chance to help care for him. You were always so attentive and helpful with anything your dad needed even when he was being a stinker! Take peace in knowing what a wonderful son you were. You went above and beyond to be there for your dad no matter what time of the day or night. His spunky personality is missed and so are you. May God bless you and your family. Ann##imported-begin##Ann Abraham##imported-end##

Anonymous

899w ago

To the family of Orville Bullard, we wanted to let you know how much we enjoyed having Orville in our physical therapy clinic, he will be missed and that grin remembered fondly. We enjoyed his fishing stories along with many other memories he shared.
With Sympathy, The Staff of Reunion Physical Therapy, Bob Brown, Cindy Quinn and Our UPS Students.##imported-begin##Cindy Quinn##imported-end##

Anonymous

900w ago

Expressing our deep regrets at the loss of our uncle. Our mother's twin brother, he was in our lives from our beginning. We loved his honesty, sincerity, sense of humor, and devotion to family. I'd like to call attention to his service to this country. He was a member of the United States Army and saw duty in Alaska at a time when our enemy threatened by their invasion of the Aleutian Islands. He looked very impressive in his uniform, I remember him well. Thanks, uncle, for your sense of duty, commitment, and love of the outdoors. We will not forget. Ronald, Janet, & Ed##imported-begin##Ron Newman/Janet Stump/Ed Weaver##imported-end##

Anonymous

900w ago

Willie and Barb,Jess and Kim, Sorry to hear about the loss of your Dad,Karol and I met him several years ago thru our friendship with Willie. He was a real gentleman and was willing to lend a helping hand when needed.I can remember a few fishing trips and how he enjoyed being outside and giving info on how to make a correct leader or proper depth for what was being fished for. I know he was proud of his children and was a caring man.##imported-begin##Tim and Karol Barkley##imported-end##

Anonymous

900w ago

I first became acquainted with Orville (and Irene) in the late 1960's, when I was dating, and then married their son. Through the course of many years of ups and downs,remarriages,and divorces,they were always kind, thoughtful, and caring. Orville's lifelong joke was that he always called me 'Judy'. He had a great sense of humor, always had that little smile on his face, just like in this picture, and a twinkle in his eyes. I was fortunate enough to have run into him in January at the Dr.s office I was working at, and not only had a nice visit, but was able to show him my three grandchildrens pictures, who were also his great-grandchildren,, but due to circumstances, he had not met them. He seemed to really enjoy our visit, and reminded me that he still had a headfull of hair, unlike his son's, his words, and of course he thought it was hilarious. In the past I had fished, hunted, camped with, and even for awhile, stayed with, he and Irene, and was always treated like an equal. He will be missed by many. My thoughts and prayers are with his family at this sad time,,Irene probably already had dinner waiting for him.##imported-begin##Jody Ertz##imported-end##

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