David G. Fuller

David Gerard Fuller, 54, passed away on August 31, 2024 at his home after a long illness surrounded by family and friends.

 He was born in St. Louis, Mo September 29, 1969 to the late Dan and Janet (Rascher) Fuller.

David and Penny were united in marriage on October 14, 1989.

Dave was most recently employed at Kingsford Charcoal in Belle, Mo. Dave’s birth trade was carpentry. As a very talented Master Carpenter, Dave had his own construction/contracting business for years building numerous homes and commercial buildings in the St. Louis area as well as around the state. Dave was known for his quality of work, which was second to none. Dave was a God-fearing man that loved our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. He was a very blessed, gifted, intelligent man with extraordinary abilities to work on just about anything mechanical as well. There was nothing David couldn’t accomplish and always tried to share and teach others his talent. Dave would not hesitate to help anyone that needed it. He was a very generous and caring individual. He loved to laugh and joke around and be the life of the party. Dave loved to cook, both on the grill and in the kitchen. Dave loved to put on elaborate fireworks displays for family and friends. Dave’s interests over the years were hunting, fishing, golfing, cycling, weightlifting, gardening and his ultimate favorite interest was guns. Dave was a huge patriot and loved his 2nd Amendment rights. He loved everything about guns and loved shooting with friends.

 He is survived by his spouse, Penny Fuller of Belle, Mo., son Joshua Fuller (Janet); daughter(cousin) Assy Keck-Pulley (Matt), 2 beautiful granddaughters, Elizabeth (16) and Victoria (9) 2nd parents: (in-laws) Stephen & Denise Tackitt; Jack and Bette Ledbetter; bonus sons Anthony Valley (Breann), Trent Kinsey (Samantha) and Mike Green (Heather); and our remarkable friend Clay McDaniel (Sara). He is also survived by his 4 siblings, Terri Hillberry (late Dan)-Eureka Mo, Margaret Fuller-St. Louis Mo., Danny Fuller (Tracy) of Monroe City, Mo., Joshua Fuller (Amber) St. Louis, Mo. numerous nieces and nephews.

 David Fuller will be missed by many.

 Some last words that Dave would have liked everyone to remember: Don’t ride a train with your mouth open.

 A visitation will be held at Sassmann’s Chapel at 207 Linn Ave, Belle MO on Thursday, September 12th, 5:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. 

Burial will be held at the Shepard Hills Cemetery at 1925 Old State Road M., Barnhart, Mo on Friday, September 13th at 11:00 a.m.

Expressions of sympathy may be made to the family of Dave Fuller.