Morris Lynn Buller

He was born in Houston, Texas on February 18, 1964. He grew up in Aldine and graduated from Aldine Senior High School in 1982. He also attended South West Texas State University in San Marcos.

Lynn was married to Diane Rene Vercher in Crockett Texas on July 1, 2013.

Lynn worked hard his entire life. He was employed for over 20 years with Stone Panels, a granite industry business, in Dallas Texas area. He moved back to the Spring Texas area in September 2008, where he worked for several years at The Billard Factory. His most recent employer of nearly 4 years is with Vulcan Materials in Conroe Texas, in the limestone distribution division.

Lynn was a hardworking man, loved working with his hands and could build anything you wanted, with a simple photo. He had a passion for fishing, hunting, playing pool or darts in his man-cave and simply hanging out in the pool at home. He loved his family and took pride in the success of his kids. He loved to spend time away from home at Houston County Lake in Crockett Texas. Lynn loved to share stories about his kids, grandkids, family and life experiences. He had numerous friends and loved to sit and visit. He held the deepest respect for, Pat Caseras, Mike Brownlee and Jeff ‘Bum” Phillips (whose surely greeted him with a huge hug in heaven)

He is preceded in death by his father, Arland Newt Buller, his mother, Shirley Ann High Buller and step-father, Dean Edmonds, and his grandparents.

He is survived by his wife, Diane Rene Vercher Buller, daughter Stefani Lynn Buller Watson of Lewisville, son Arland James Buller of Spring, four legged son Malcolm, additional children Stefanie Rice of Spring Texas, Andrew Rice of Beaumont Texas and his wife Heather, Jennifer Poindexter of Spring Texas and Rebekah Poindexter of Spring Texas, grandson, Grady-Allen Watson, additional grandchildren Mason, Ashton, Mackenzie, Brendon and Izabella, his brother Steve Buller of Tomball and fiance’ Debbie Vercher Frazier, his sister Ann Arden Buller Sharp of Spring and her husband David Sharp, his stepbrother Mike Edmonds of Houston, nephew Chris Sharp and niece, Kelli Sharp, and additional nephews and nieces Dustin, Blake, Blisse, Kirby, Cecily, Carly and Madalynn and a very special lady in his life, Aunt Bobbie of Crockett Texas.

Funeral arrangements:

Family Visitation at 10am, services to be held at 11 am on April 28, 2017 at Forest Park-The Woodlands. He will be laid to rest at Shady Grove Cemetery in Crockett Texas at 2:30pm.

Please come and celebrate Lynn’s life with us.