Lillian was born to Everett Milton Van Slyke and Mary Anita Breaux in Port Arthur, Texas. She married Kenneth Douglas Fuller from Toledo, OH in 1946 and they had six children.
She was a faithful Christian woman with Godly principles, a prayer warrior and attentive parent. She overcame lack of privelege by birth to graduate high school at the age of 60 and went on to business school. She also instilled a desire for higher learning in her children; all graduated high school and went on to college.
Much of Lillian's adult life was spent in Missouri, the later years in St. Louis. She enjoyed sewing, especially making beautiful dolls that she sold and gave as gifts. She was a talented artist and singer and enjoyed spending time with her family. She is greatly missed by all six children, four sons-in-law, two daughters-in-law, eleven grandchildren, eight great-grandchildren and a myriad of extended family and friends. Great is her reward in Heaven.
She was a faithful Christian woman with Godly principles, a prayer warrior and attentive parent. She overcame lack of privelege by birth to graduate high school at the age of 60 and went on to business school. She also instilled a desire for higher learning in her children; all graduated high school and went on to college.
Much of Lillian's adult life was spent in Missouri, the later years in St. Louis. She enjoyed sewing, especially making beautiful dolls that she sold and gave as gifts. She was a talented artist and singer and enjoyed spending time with her family. She is greatly missed by all six children, four sons-in-law, two daughters-in-law, eleven grandchildren, eight great-grandchildren and a myriad of extended family and friends. Great is her reward in Heaven.
Lillian was born to Everett Milton Van Slyke and Mary Anita Breaux in Port Arthur, Texas. She married Kenneth Douglas Fuller from Toledo, OH in 1946 and they had six children.
She was a faithful Christian woman with Godly principles, a prayer warrior and attentive parent. She overcame lack of privelege by birth to graduate high school at the age of 60 and went on to business school. She also instilled a desire for higher learning in her children; all graduated high school and went on to college.
Much of Lillian's adult life was spent in Missouri, the later years in St. Louis. She enjoyed sewing, especially making beautiful dolls that she sold and gave as gifts. She was a talented artist and singer and enjoyed spending time with her family. She is greatly missed by all six children, four sons-in-law, two daughters-in-law, eleven grandchildren, eight great-grandchildren and a myriad of extended family and friends. Great is her reward in Heaven.
She was a faithful Christian woman with Godly principles, a prayer warrior and attentive parent. She overcame lack of privelege by birth to graduate high school at the age of 60 and went on to business school. She also instilled a desire for higher learning in her children; all graduated high school and went on to college.
Much of Lillian's adult life was spent in Missouri, the later years in St. Louis. She enjoyed sewing, especially making beautiful dolls that she sold and gave as gifts. She was a talented artist and singer and enjoyed spending time with her family. She is greatly missed by all six children, four sons-in-law, two daughters-in-law, eleven grandchildren, eight great-grandchildren and a myriad of extended family and friends. Great is her reward in Heaven.
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