Donald Fuller

Donald Edward Fuller was born on February 15, 1944 in Sacramento, California to Adam James (A.J.) Fuller and Zenobia Katherine Williams. He was the first child of their union. He was the oldest of four children born to this union. He also has a half-sister Pamela Fuller.

Donald was very protective and passionate about his family. He was furious loyal to his family and loved his children deeply. He was a great uncle to his many nieces and nephews. He was a great big brother and provider for his siblings and his first cousins.

Donald grew up like a good California boy in Sacramento, California. He loved all things California and would talk to you for hours about his home state. He moved to Seattle, Washington when he was 18 to get to know his father AJ better. While there he enrolled in the University of Washington and fell in love with L. Cynthia Coe and they both graduated the University of Washington.

Donald and L. Cynthia where united in Holy Matrimony on July 13, 1974. To this union was born two devoted daughters Zenobia L. Fuller and Asha L. Fuller.

Donald worked and retired after twenty-nine years at Qwest (CenturyLink) Communications. He had various jobs at the company that he loved. Donald loved everything that had to do with electronics. He was a lifelong subscriber to Popular Mechanics.

Preceding him in death was his parents, A.J. and Zenobia K Fuller.

He leaves to remember him with much love his two devoted daughters; Zenobia L, of Sumner, WA; and Asha L, Sumner, WA; one brother Paul Fuller, of Sacramento, CA; three sisters, Sylvia Brown of Sacramento, CA; and Patricia Sandefur of Elk Grove, CA; and Pamela Fuller of Seattle, WA. Survivors also include his loving in-laws, cousins, and beloved nieces and nephews and a host of other relatives and friends.