Robert Fulford was loved by his community and recognized for his talent as a painter, author, singer and musician who inspired many young voices. He transitioned from this life at the age of 71 Feb. 18, 2019 surrounded by his loving family. He was preceded in death by his wife of 49 years, Cloyce Ann Fulford; his mother-in-law, Asilee Owens; his parents, two sisters (Lorraine and Bettye), and one brother (Willie).
"Showboat" was born in Lake Village, Arkansas to the late Robert Fulford and Bessie Mae Porter. He accepted Christ at a very young age and was a member of First Baptist Church in Dermott, Arkansas under the leadership of Rev. Lawrence Glover.
Robert graduated from Central High School in Lake Village, Arkansas in 1969. After graduation, he became a musician and opened his own business, Robert Fulford's Exterior and Interior Painting. But music filled his heart. As a gifted musician he had a tremendous ear for music. He played every instrument and sang with a gospel band for many years -- traveling and at home with churches. He helped form the Dermott Community Choir and played in many choirs across Southeast Arkansas.
Robert Fulford was loved by his community and recognized for his talent as a painter, author, singer and musician who inspired many young voices. He transitioned from this life at the age of 71 Feb. 18, 2019 surrounded by his loving family. He was preceded in death by his wife of 49 years, Cloyce Ann Fulford; his mother-in-law, Asilee Owens; his parents, two sisters (Lorraine and Bettye), and one brother (Willie).
"Showboat" was born in Lake Village, Arkansas to the late Robert Fulford and Bessie Mae Porter. He accepted Christ at a very young age and was a member of First Baptist Church in Dermott, Arkansas under the leadership of Rev. Lawrence Glover.
Robert graduated from Central High School in Lake Village, Arkansas in 1969. After graduation, he became a musician and opened his own business, Robert Fulford's Exterior and Interior Painting. But music filled his heart. As a gifted musician he had a tremendous ear for music. He played every instrument and sang with a gospel band for many years -- traveling and at home with churches. He helped form the Dermott Community Choir and played in many choirs across Southeast Arkansas.
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