Birth date: Jan 11, 1943 Death date: Feb 26, 2008
Dennis Herman Bullard was born to Herman Bullard and Irene Tidwell Bullard on the 11th day of January, 1943, in Fort Worth, Texas. He died on 26th day of February, 2008, in Lufkin, Texas. At the time of his death he resided in the Read Obituary
"Dad" will be missed a bunch. You know how much I loved him.
We are ever so sorry to know that Dennis passed away so suddenly. Stacey and I knew him as a very wonderful man, hard worker, husband, and good provider and friend. We're just grateful for having had the opportunity to get to know him. He was such an intelligent and very wise man. He was so good at his trade and just as good at fishing. I will always remember the funny story of him fishing, his false teeth and the squid. Who else could have pulled that one off but Dennis? Dennis might not be here with us anymore, but he will be forever in our thoughts and memories of the good times spent with him.
My dear sweetheart, It has been almost a month since you left me. I miss you so very much. I miss your phone calls each night. I miss you telling me how much you love me each day. I miss you coming home every Friday night and the comfort of your hugs. I miss your smile. I miss everything about you. There are too many things to list here. My heart is empty and my tears are endless. If these things could bring you back, you would be here with me now. Oh my love, may we be together again in the next life.
I am honored to numbered as one of Dennis' friends. As a co-worker, he was my mentor, and when I needed help on a project, he would lay aside his work to help me. He was the center of activity at the lunch meal and in the office. Eva, he enjoyed life to the fullest. He always talked about you and related how much he loved you. With Regards, KRAIG SPIVEY
Dennis was a very special person & will be missed by us. No more request for buttermilk pies!
our thoughts and prayers are with Dennis' family. Dennis was one of the "good guys." he will be truly missed. I know he is smiling over us waiting until that day we can all join him. God Bless Dennis and his family. Bill Zwiener and the Jones & Zwiener family
The world has lost one of it's greatest citizens and I have lost a dear friend. I will miss our conversations, your warm sense of humor and your wise advise.
I only knew Dennis for a few years but had come to appreciate our talks of baseball, football and his early years working on a family ranch. He and his stories will be greatly missed.
There is no way to express my gratitude to Dennis and Eva for the time I spent with Dennis and the pleasure of his friendship. I will always miss you and will always think of you.
Eva, I'm truly sorry for your loss. My thoughts and prayers are with you.
