David was born on June 30, 1947 in Wister, Oklahoma to Loretta (Midgley) Bullard and Herman Andrew Bullard and passed away on May 11, 2022 in Wister, Oklahoma. He was preceded in death by his father, Herman Bullard; brother, Curtis Bullard; He made a career climbing towers as an iron worker for 33 years. He was a church elder at Church of God 7th Day, and an active member of community prayer groups. He was a lifelong hunter/fisherman. He was an accomplished card player, lawn mower, and world traveler. He traveled 6 continents and all 50 states gathering friends in all places. Upon retirement you could find him making knives or at the feed store.
Survivors include: wife, Sandra Bullard; daughters, Katie Clark and husband Dustin, Jessie Wigginton and husband Jaron; sons, Curtis Krebbs, Jeremy Krebbs and Wife Rachel, Davey Bullard and Wife Sara; sisters, Bonnie Prigmore, Eva Alexander, Lynn Shelbourne and husband Alan; mother, Loretta Bullard; grandchildren, Kasen, Kobi, and Kamden Krebbs.
Pallbearers will be Dennis Alexander, Aiden Alexander, Christian Medina, Jay Forrest, Jeff Rawls, Richard Gibson.
Honorary Pallbearers will be JD Delap, Stevie Walden, Sam Walden, John Haynes, Simon Billy, Alan White, Everett Green.
You were very loved and you will be so very missed. Love you 😍 🙏🙏🌹♥️🙏
ReplyDeleteSo very sorry for your loss. Prayers sent for the entire family.
ReplyDeleteMy condolence and prayers for all David's family and friends. We lost a wonderful man. David is a one-of-a-kind that can never be replaced.
ReplyDeleteSo sorry for you all. Praying for the family.
ReplyDeleteSo very sorry for your loss, prayers for you all. Vikki Truitt
ReplyDeleteIt was my honor to count Dave as a close friend. The Bullard’s have long been considered my ‘Oklahoma family’. Dave and I had some great adventures together and through him I have made numerous other friendships in the Wister area. He will be greatly missed by many for whom their lives were touched.
ReplyDeleteI am at a loss for words at David's passing. I wish I could do more to ease the pain of grief. He was a good man. I will always cherish the memories of great times at family gatherings. His legacy lives on in his amazing children and grandchildren. My heart is with you all.
ReplyDeleteMy sincere condolences and prayers for David’s family, friends and love ones. One would be hard press to find as much human decency and Godly influence (as David portrayed) in just one man. To say he will be missed in a thousand ways doesn’t even come close.
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ReplyDelete🙏 May treasures of memories and the good David leaves behind ...and May God's compassionate grace and love lead us through this valley.
-Louis and Carole Duncan Gill