Sam Shannon Fuller

Sam Shannon Fuller, known to those who loved him as Shannon, was born on November 30, 1975, in Spring Hill, Tennessee. He was called home on July 20, 2026, leaving behind a lifetime of memories and a family and circle of friends who loved him deeply.

Shannon was a truly unique person whose presence left a lasting impression on everyone who knew him. He was a lover of life and loved his friends deeply. He had a special way of making connections with people and bringing his own energy, personality, and humor into every room he entered.

Shannon was an active and adventurous person who enjoyed staying fit and living life to the fullest. Fitness was an important part of his life, and he took pride in staying active. He loved animals and had a deep faith in God. He also had a passion for acting and music, and he especially enjoyed karaoke — sharing a song, having a good time, and making memories with the people around him.

He loved good food and never needed much convincing when it came to enjoying a great meal. He also had an appreciation for cologne and the little things that made him feel good and confident. His adventurous side came through in his love of cars, four-wheelers, dirt bikes, and motorcycles. Whether he was on two wheels, four wheels, at the gym, or surrounded by friends, Shannon found his own way to enjoy life.

Shannon is preceded in death by his beloved mother, Susie Pipkin Fuller.

He is survived by his father, Sam Fuller, and his stepmother, Judy Antoon, as well as the many friends and loved ones whose lives he touched.

Those who knew Shannon will remember his energy, his personality, his sense of humor, his love for his friends, his compassion for animals, and his ability to make an impression simply by being himself. He was a man who lived life in his own way and never tried to be anyone other than who he was.

Shannon was colorful, passionate, adventurous, and completely unique. His life was filled with friendships, laughter, music, faith, good food, and the many passions that made him who he was.

Though he is no longer with us, Shannon's memory will live on in the stories shared by his friends and family, the music he loved, the laughter around a karaoke microphone, the rumble of a motorcycle, and in the hearts of everyone who was fortunate enough to know him.

Shannon will be deeply missed, forever loved, and never forgotten.