David B. Hull, 67, of Old Fort, OH passed away on February 25, 2019 at ProMedica Memorial Hospital ER in Fremont, OH. He was born on August 27, 1951 in Olean, NY, the son of Thomas and Frances (Halsen) Hull. He was a 1969 graduate of Olean High School and received his Associates Degree in Chemical Engineering from Terra Technical College.
Dave married Vicki Hughes on September 28, 1969 in Allegany, NY and she survives. He worked for Church and Dwight for thirty-five years retiring as a Production Supervisor in 2015. Dave enjoyed woodworking, refinishing furniture, puzzles and spending time outdoors. He loved to spend time with his family and attending his granddaughter’s performances, vocal and dance.
Dave is survived by his wife of forty-nine years, Vicki Hull, Old Fort; children, Tammi (Mark) Bradley, Marietta, OH and Matthew Hull, Old Fort; siblings, Nancy Blackwell and Lawrence Hull both of Olean, NY, Phyllis Blaske, Cuba, NY; sister-in-law, Elaine Hull, Beaumont, TX; granddaughters, Emilee and Gabrielle Bradley and Morganne Hull and several nieces and nephews.
He was preceded in death by his parents; siblings, Marilyn Ervay and Thomas F. Hull.
A celebration of life ceremony will take place on Friday, March 1, 2019; 11:00 a.m. at Old Fort Church, 8245 Main St, Old Fort, OH 44861 with an hour of gathering prior to the service at the church. Pastor Marc Quinter will officiate.
Memorials: Old Fort Church
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Gloriajean Shock
Deepest condolences to you Matt and your entire family.
Cathy Rauch
Prayers for your family in the sadness of this sudden loss! You are all in our thoughts. Love and hugs to you all!!
Amy Lynn
My heart aches for his passing and for the thought that we all have to continue life without him. My heart sings that he’s walking with our heavenly father in a better place than we. My thoughts, love and deepest sympathies are with you all.
Tom Pucalik
Matt – So sorry to hear of your loss. Our thoughts and prayers go out to you and your family.
Greg&Kathy stomierosky
Sending prayers and thoughts, sorry for your loss,Vicky and family.Greg and Kathy Stomierosky.
Kay Ball
So sorry to hear of David’s passing! My prays go to the whole family! I send my love to Nancy, Larry and Phyllis! Times like this is when I miss back home! Kay
Kathy Oliver
So sorry for the loss of your husband Vic. Thinking of you and the kids and grandkids. Praying for comfort for you all. Love you, Kathy
Mike Kayes Class of 69
I am very sorry to hear of your loss. Dave and I were good friends during our time at OHS. I will pray for you that you may feel comfort during this time of grief. Knowing Dave I am sure you have many happy memories, may they bring a smile to your face.
skip wesolowski
Vicky;
Deepest sympathies to you and your family, especially because of the suddenness..
I enjoyed David’s company when you visited a couple of years ago. David will be missed.
take care, skip
Cathy Morris
I’m so sorry to hear this sad news. I have many good memories of Dave from Church and Dwight. I know how much he loved his family. He talked about you all of the time. I believe he had a license plate that said Bumpa ( or something of that nature) it was the name his grand daughters used for him. I hope that the knowledge of his neverending love helps through these rough times.
Matt and Diane Burr
Our deepest sympathies to Dave’s family. I wanted to share a post from our daughter, today, on Facebook. We bought a double drum set fro Dave many years ago, as a Christmas gift for her when she was in 5th or 6th grade. She went on to play percussion in high school, as well as jazz band, and then played cymbals in college. Many thanks Hull family, for some beautiful, wonderful memories. Rest in eternal peace, in God’s loving arms, Dave. Our prayers for your beautiful family.
Emily J Burr Hider
This is the post our daughter put on Facebook yesterday. Unfortunately, I am unable to get the picture on here. (sent by Diane and Matt Burr)
Posted on February 28th, 2019.
I learned today that the gentleman who gave me my first and only drum kit (a double 90s Tama kit) passed away recently. I thanked him when I worked with him briefly in 2008, but I do not think I could ever explain to him (or my folks) just how awesome a Christmas gift that was, and how many doors it opened for me down the road. I’m truly blessed for knowing this man and receiving something of great sentimental value.
Below is half of my amazing drum kit, set up in the family dining room (of all places).