Faye and Frankie, I am so sorry to hear of Frank's passing. He was a great friend that I knew for many years at Concord. His smile was contagious and he always made visitors to church feel welcome. He will be there to greet all of us with a smile as each of us enters Heaven one day to worship together once again.

Mark Powell



To Faye and Frankie,  I love you both and am so sorry for your loss.     Frank Fuller and you both have meant so much to Jack, Nancy, Rusty, Mark and me over the years!   I still miss Tara too.   But just think how much Frank and Tara are talking about now!!!!  I will continue to pray for you and the family he loves!!!!   
I love you all.   May God pour peace and comfort over you all!
God Bless Frank Fuller!

Lloyd an I always loved spending time talking to Frank about  japenise Emperal Navy. An the Binoculars he Had from the war. In world war11. We will miss him. God got a good man in Heaven.          Lloyd an Charlotte.

The first time I ever did any work for Frank I was in high school. We were moving some boxes and furniture around for a couple hours and after he paid me he gave me a $40.00 tip. At the time I remember telling him that he overpaid me and he said, "No I didn't, That's yours." I had never worked for anyone in my life that had been that generous to me. Little did I know, that would be the first of many projects that Garrett and I would take on for him. Whether it was moving boxes, cutting grass or washing chemicals out of 200 gallon drums in Dalton - Frank was always generous.  His generosity and character have significantly shaped the way I view and interact with the world. What a privilege to have known Frank Fuller, he has indeed made me a better man. One of the other most fond memories I have of Frank is how he always said, "Y'all be careful." Anytime I was ever around him he said those words at some point. There was always something deeply sincere with how consistently he said those words.

The first time I visited Concord I was greeted by Frank and his constant friendly smile. I observed him over the years and saw him welcome so many with warmth and joy. He will be replaced with someone but no one can replicate his genuine and uplifting manner. He set the standard for cheerfully greeting friends and visitors alike. The Concord body has lost a big man with a servants heart and I have lost a friend that always cheered me by his presence.

What a gift it was to know Mr. Fuller! When I was in high school, I was asked to be an usher for Concord Baptist Church. Mr. Fuller took me under his wing and showed me what the job entailed. Mr. Fuller definitely showed me how to serve others. He opened the door for everyone and greeted them with a wave, high five, or firm handshake. I was always amazed how he knew everyone's name. He had a special gift of making you feel comfortable and relaxed. He could carry on a conversation with anyone and was a true people person. He always said make sure you smile and greet them and ask them how they are doing, because they should feel welcomed and excited to come to church. I have no doubt that Mr. Fuller was welcomed into heaven with a smile and excited to go to church with his Heavenly Father!
-Andrew Tweed

Faye and Frankie, we are so sad to hear of Frank’s passing.   We will always cherish the memories we have of Frank and the whole family.  Our prayers and thoughts are with you all.

Fay and Frankie
With the greatest sadness we received word of the passing of Frank. Wonderful memories as neighbors, very close friends, and Brother and Sister in Christ. We pray and know God will support and guide you through this personal loss. Our love , prayers, and
Thoughts in this time.
Earl and Carol

OBITUARY

B. Frank Fuller

April 4, 1929 – November 15, 2021

Chattanooga Funeral Home, Crematory & Florist-East Brainerd Chapel

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