Robert Monroe Fuller

Robert Fuller died an untimely death due to a medical misadventure on the blue moon in July. Bob met his soul mate and love of his life in 1957. His greatest joy in life was seeing his wife Peggy happy. Always quick to laugh and willing to share a drink and a story, Bob lived a joyful full life. Friends and family say Bob embodied the saying still waters run deep, he lived life to the fullest, seeking out extraordinary people and experiencing many adventures. Bob raced motorcycles in the 60's and 70's participating many times in the Barstow to Vegas race. His daughter has wonderful memories of riding on the back of a motorcycle, bumping along at break neck speeds across the desert. The family camped in the desert, explored abandoned mines and laughed, there was always laughter. As a banker in Long Beach, Bob helped his customers in every way possible, even being responsible for their care until their deaths. A humble man, Bob rarely discussed his adventures, he was a confidante to many and never shared their secrets. Many called him Dad. Bob is survived by his siblings, Art, Janice, Chester and Roger as well as his wife Peggy and daughter Terri. He was preceded in death by his parents Carroll and Beulah Fuller, as well as his friends Rudy, Norm, and the Johnson's. As rare as a blue moon, Bob left a lasting legacy of love and joy to all who knew and loved him.

Namaste

Remember Me

"Lover I'll see you one fine day

Another place, another way

Hold me close deep in your heart

And in that way we'll never part

Do the things we liked to do

If not for me than just for you

Tell our daughter I love her so

And show her all the love we've known

Smile and let your heart be free

Know you'll always be with me

Your love, it let me live again

And now anew you must begin

I'll be there for the things you do

And always be a part of you

You'll see me with each song you sing

As the twinkle in your wedding ring"