Lester Berry "L.B." Sr. Fulfer

(July 17, 1919-June 27, 1991)

ODESSAN DIES, RITES ARE SET

L. B. Fulfer, 51, 1711 La Casa, died at his home Sunday about 11 p.m of an apparent of a heart attack. Justice of Peace J. A. Purlroy, ruled death from natural causes.

A truck driver for H & H Electric Co., he was born in Matador on July 17, 1919 and was married Aug. 8, 1948 in Coleman to Bonnie Wayne of Constable. Fulfer came to Odessa from Novice in 1949. He was a Methodist and an Army veteren of World War II.

Survivors are his widow; five sons, Lester A. of the home; Dickie E. of 500 N. Graham, Rodney of 2223 Truman, Charley of the home and David of the home; two daughters, Mrs. Betty Jane Burnes of Odessa, and Verna Lynn of the home; four sisters, Sarah Gonzales of Warren, Alma Simpson of Midland, Mrs. Loree Joyner of Midland, and Mrs. Dortha Billio, 409 Glendale; three brothers; Earl Lee McAdoo, J. D. of 611 West Clifford, and Walter of Tarzan; and five children (this is the correct statement on obit, probably grandchild)

Services will be 4 p.m Wednesday in the Hubbard-Kelly Funeral Home Chapel with Rev. Jerry Thorpe, Pastor of the Temple Baptist Church officiating. Burial will be in Sunset Memorial Gardens.

Submitted by Vanessa DeShazer