Birth date: Feb 6, 1932 Death date: Apr 24, 2019
Wyatt Fulbright, age 87, passed away April 24, 2019.He was preceded by his parents, Alvarene and Jamie Leonard Fulbright, son Mark James Fulbright.Wyatt is survived by his wife, Jerrie Fulbright, son, Alan Fulbright (Kim), brother Read Obituary
To the Family,
Frank & I were saddened to hear about Wyatt’s passing. We were friends many years ago in Jonesboro, GA. Wyatt and Frank coached our son’s in T-Ball and Little League. It was a great time and we have fond memories Wyatt was a class act.
With warm regards,
Frank and Gail
My condolences to the family. Death is never easy. Praying that you all will find comfort in God (2 Corinthians 1:3) Until he removes death from the earth (Revelations 21:3,4)
Jerri, Wyatt now has a new body and can see all the beauty of heaven. I am thankful for having known Wyatt for over sixty years, both as a friend and fellow Delta employee. Hold on to all the great memories you built together. You and the family are in our prayers. Wally Shaw
My thoughts and prayers for peace and comfort are with Jerrie and the family members of Wyatt. I share many wonderful memories of this dear friend. Love to all.
Wyatt had a way about him. He was confidence personified. He set a great example for me and I will miss him.
God Bless you, Cowboy. So sorry to receive this news. Wyatt was one of the most respected and well thought of people at Delta. He always wore a smile and had something positive to say about any situation. He was a great friend and I will miss him greatly. Ron Languell
I worked with Wyatt from 1963-1968 then transferred to the General Office. Truly, he was one of my favorite supervisors. He was always very calm no matter what the situation. Always conducted hisself as a perfect gentleman and respected by everyone. The world’s loss but God’s gain!
May God Bless and keep the Family in this time of need. I am proud to have known and worked with Wyatt over the years. He was truly one of the Original Delta Good Guys. God Speed Wyatt Fulbright.
Wyatt was a winner! He and I worked together at Atlanta Airport bowled on the same bowling team for several years. After he moved to Memphis I always made it a stop by his office for conversation and coffee. When I made Station Manager in San Francisco he was one of the first to call. Rest in Peace old friend.
Words cannot explain the reverence and love we all have for Wyatt. He was such a mainstay for so many of the leadership and agents at Delta and DALSMA. We love Wyatt and he will be sorely missed. We always looked forward to his many stories, anecdotes and jokes (it was like listening to a fisherman and his catch) and they were something that always made us feel like we were sharing the experiences with him. His name is automatically associated with the Memphis station and DALSMA reunions and our sympathy just doesn’t seem enough. Our love to Jerri and the entire family. I have no doubt he is already stirring things up in the angel community. Hugs and love always –
