Harry Mason Bullard

Harry Mason Bullard, age 75, passed from this life on November 3, 2010. He was born in Hamilton, Texas on September 9, 1935 to Floyd and Mamie Rucker Bullard. He married Gwynda Williams on December 26, 1954. After graduating from Hamilton High School in 1954 he attended Baylor University on a football scholarship. He transferred to Louisiana College in Pineville, Louisiana in 1956 and was selected on the All Gulf States Conference Team in 1958. He graduated from Louisiana College in 1958. After Graduation from LC he coached and taught in Clifton, Texas for 2 years. Harry and Gwynda then moved to Irving for 6 years before moving back to Hamilton to go into the service station and used cars business with his brother Alton.

Harry was an avid golfer and eventually went into the golf cart sales business. He retired in 2004.

He is preceded in death by his parents, and 2 brothers, Marion and Alton Bullard.

He is survived by Gwynda, his wife of 56 years; his son, Mason and wife Tracy of Hamilton; and daughter, Vere Conrad and husband Scott of Clifton. He is also survived by 5 grandchildren, Logan and Landon Bullard, Julie Hinote and husband Mike; Tim Miller and wife Ashley, and Jami Conrad.

Other survivors are two brothers, Gene Bullard and wife Louise of Sulpher, Louisiana; Clayton Bullard and wife Helen of Marksville, Louisiana; 2 sisters, Doris Conner and husband Curtis of Centerpoint, Louisiana; and May Aymond and husband Erroll of Effie, Louisiana; and many beloved nieces and nephews.

Services were held at the Riley Funeral Home on Saturday, November 6, 2010 at 10:00 am with Rev. Keith Felton officiating.

Serving as pallbearer were; Jamie Martin, T.J. Wilson, Casey Sommerfeld, Boyd Holley, Jon Mark Jester, Stanley Sellers, Randy Gardner and Aaron Gardner. Honorary pallbearers were; Bob Gautier, Jimmy Whitt, Stanley Stanford, Cart Jones, Carl Dunlop, Billy Powell, Frank Sprague, Ray Williams,

Jan Pearcy, Jesse Kirkland, and Kenneth Boatwright.

Interment is in the Oakwood Cemetery in Hamilton.

Arrangements under the direction of Riley Funeral Home, Hamilton, Texas.