William "Sandy" Fraser Alexander Fulton

Alexander "Sandy" Fulton passed away on October 3, 2026, in Langley, British Columbia, at the age of 84.

Sandy was predeceased by his beloved son, Tucker (1992), and his wife, Sherrie Fulton (2019). He is lovingly remembered by his son, Cordell, and his cherished grandchildren, Clint and Shelbee Fulton.

The youngest of four siblings, Sandy was predeceased by his sister Heather Diamond and is survived by Janet Cameron and Ruth Whitehead. Fraser and Anne Fulton were proud parents of the Fulton children.

Sandy had a lifelong love of sports and a deep appreciation for athleticism. For many years he coached youth baseball in Pitt Meadows, proudly guiding his sons and many other young athletes. To this day, many still fondly remember him as their coach.

A proud member of the Vancouver Police Department, Sandy served for 30 years and retired as a Detective in 1996. The friendships he formed throughout his career remained important to him, and he stayed closely connected with many former colleagues throughout his life.

Before joining the police force, Sandy served three years in the Canadian military as a young man. He also completed training in psychiatric nursing, reflecting an early commitment to helping and caring for others. During this time, he met his life partner, Sherrie.

Sandy's strength, kindness, and dedication to family, friends, and community will be deeply missed.

We will miss you, Pops.

"No one is useless in this world who lightens the burdens of others."

— Charles Dickens