Although this is severely late, I want to let the family know that I was a graduate of Mr. Fulton's education. And I have been successful because of him. Thank you Forrest. Tim Edwards.

Mr Fulton was always so courteous to the patients and very professional.  In my 27 years at SHH he was so nice and even when so busy he never lost his patience and had time to smile.  One of a few.

Cheryl, I just read your dad's obituary. I didn't know Mama Helen had passed. Both of your parents were so loving and amazing. Whenever or wherever I saw your dad he always asked about my mom. I will call you soon. In the meantime, I will remember you in my prayers. Love,

Cheryl and family,  I know your loss is  difficult to grasp now but knowing that your parents are together with loved ones again and that they are not suffering in any way will surely bring peace and rest to you in the days ahead.  They impacted so many young people including me.  My mother (Polly) loved them  and you know they will be missed and remembered fondly.  My thoughts and prayers are with you.

I am deeply sadden to hear of the loss of Mr. Fulton.  He was such a kind man and I thoroughly enjoyed being a student of his.  He was the kind of teacher that everyone should have.  I learned so very much from him.  I never saw him without a smile and something kind to say to everyone.  He was the reason that I attended X-ray School at Sacred Heart.  I was in an automobile accident in 1973, I had started Junior College taking pre-requisite courses to go to University of Alabama's Radiological Technology course.  After one of my trips to the X-ray department, Mr. Fulton took me back to my room and told me that there was a school there at Sacred Heart if I didn't want to go away to University of Alabama--and I really didn't. So, after a year of my pre-requisite courses, I applied to Sacred Heart and was accepted to their program.  It was tough, but Mr. Fulton made learning fun.  He will be missed by all those whose lives he touched.  Rest in Peace kind sir, until we meet on the other side.

I was a candy striper at SH for 6 years and I worked in x-ray. Mr.Fulton gave everyone a nickname and treated you like family. I saw him a few months ago at West Florida and after telling him my nick name, he smiled and we talked for a few minutes. This world has loss a wonderful man.

We were so sorry to hear of "papa" passing. We will always remember him for his "SPUNK".! One of our favorite patients.

Such a wonderful and giving man. I worked with him at MCC for many years. Rest in peace.
Anita Cashwell

Thank you Mr. Fulton for the many tireless hours of teaching me those little secrets that a tech needs to know to survive in the field of radiology. You will be missed by so many! RIP. We will meet again one day.

I am sadden to hear of Mr. Fulton's passing. He was such a wonderful man. I first met Mr. Fulton at SHH while I was in Xray school. It was during my rotation there that I was lucky to meet such an intelligent and kind man. We all will miss him terribly. RIP Fulton!!

Certainly I benefited from knowing Mr. Fulton.  I knew him first as a student of his instruction and later as a friend in the profession.  Occasionally and often though out or professional lives we would come in contact and always exchange respects.  Mr. Fulton was very much indirectly responsible for my career.  Although I may not have been one of his best students, I learned a great deal from him including respect for him.  I am deeply appreciative of having a life that included Mr. Forrest Fulton. We will all miss this good man.  Regards and respects to the family.

Tim Edwards, R. T., CMD
Graduate of SHH School of Radiologic Technology (many years ago)

Mr. Fulton thank you so much for accepting me into the Radiologic Technology school,  I have and continue to have a wonderful career in the Cardiac & EP labs. RIP

Mr. Fulton was a great influence on my life and career.I have alot of fond memories of him teaching me at Sacred Heart Radiology School. I remember his fear of the Lord. That was special to me. RIP

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Forrest Milton Fulton

January 18, 1920 – February 8, 2015

Eastern Gate Memorial Gardens

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