Published by the Burnet Bulletin, November 1, 2015.
Wayne Edward Hullum
July 18, 1929 - Oct. 24, 2015
Wayne Edward Hullum, 86, of Georgetown, Texas, passed away peacefully at home surrounded by his loving family after a brief illness following an accident.
He was born July 18, 1929, in Burnet, Texas, and went to be with the Lord and his heavenly family on Saturday, Oct. 24, 2015.
He was preceded in death by his parents Lavona Schooley Hail and Clarence Hullum, his sister Olene Hullum Kuhn, and his step-daughter Stephanie Millegan.
Wayne is survived by his wife, Gwen Hopkins Hullum. They married in 1950 before moving to the Round Rock and Georgetown areas in 1954.
He is also survived by four children: David Hullum and wife, Joyce; Donna Hullum Wicker and husband, Robert; Daniel Hullum and wife, Sandy; and step-daughter Amanda Hullum Mathews. Also 11 grandchildren: John David and wife, Tammie, Aaron, and Kirk Hullum; Brian, Adam, and Laura Gawarecki; Christy and Danielle Hullum; Samantha Brady and Jaden Mathews; and Taylor Millegan Shumacher. He is also survived by seven great-grandchildren: Steven, Jacob, Alexis and Zachry Hullum; Darren and Blake Gawarecki; and Cody Hullum.
Wayne enjoyed holidays and spending time with his family, especially watching the children playing and hunting Easter eggs, giving out candy at Halloween, July 4th parades, fireworks and auctions.
Watching the wildlife in the backyard while he ate his breakfast was a daily ritual that he looked forward to as well as sitting on the front porch with his wife in the late afternoon watching the sun go down.
After his retirement from Southwest Materials, he continued working on his ranch tending his cows. He especially enjoyed mowing the pastures with his antique tractor.
Max and Molly, his dogs, followed him everywhere and he credited Max with saving his life more than once.
Among many other things, he taught his family the love of the land, the value of hard work, perseverance and a strong sense of humor.
We will miss him greatly until we see him again in heaven.
Our deepest gratitude to Harbor Hospice for their compassionate support. A private burial was held Tuesday, Oct. 27, in Georgetown, Texas.
Wayne Edward Hullum
July 18, 1929 - Oct. 24, 2015
Wayne Edward Hullum, 86, of Georgetown, Texas, passed away peacefully at home surrounded by his loving family after a brief illness following an accident.
He was born July 18, 1929, in Burnet, Texas, and went to be with the Lord and his heavenly family on Saturday, Oct. 24, 2015.
He was preceded in death by his parents Lavona Schooley Hail and Clarence Hullum, his sister Olene Hullum Kuhn, and his step-daughter Stephanie Millegan.
Wayne is survived by his wife, Gwen Hopkins Hullum. They married in 1950 before moving to the Round Rock and Georgetown areas in 1954.
He is also survived by four children: David Hullum and wife, Joyce; Donna Hullum Wicker and husband, Robert; Daniel Hullum and wife, Sandy; and step-daughter Amanda Hullum Mathews. Also 11 grandchildren: John David and wife, Tammie, Aaron, and Kirk Hullum; Brian, Adam, and Laura Gawarecki; Christy and Danielle Hullum; Samantha Brady and Jaden Mathews; and Taylor Millegan Shumacher. He is also survived by seven great-grandchildren: Steven, Jacob, Alexis and Zachry Hullum; Darren and Blake Gawarecki; and Cody Hullum.
Wayne enjoyed holidays and spending time with his family, especially watching the children playing and hunting Easter eggs, giving out candy at Halloween, July 4th parades, fireworks and auctions.
Watching the wildlife in the backyard while he ate his breakfast was a daily ritual that he looked forward to as well as sitting on the front porch with his wife in the late afternoon watching the sun go down.
After his retirement from Southwest Materials, he continued working on his ranch tending his cows. He especially enjoyed mowing the pastures with his antique tractor.
Max and Molly, his dogs, followed him everywhere and he credited Max with saving his life more than once.
Among many other things, he taught his family the love of the land, the value of hard work, perseverance and a strong sense of humor.
We will miss him greatly until we see him again in heaven.
Our deepest gratitude to Harbor Hospice for their compassionate support. A private burial was held Tuesday, Oct. 27, in Georgetown, Texas.
Published by the Burnet Bulletin, November 1, 2015.
Wayne Edward Hullum
July 18, 1929 - Oct. 24, 2015
Wayne Edward Hullum, 86, of Georgetown, Texas, passed away peacefully at home surrounded by his loving family after a brief illness following an accident.
He was born July 18, 1929, in Burnet, Texas, and went to be with the Lord and his heavenly family on Saturday, Oct. 24, 2015.
He was preceded in death by his parents Lavona Schooley Hail and Clarence Hullum, his sister Olene Hullum Kuhn, and his step-daughter Stephanie Millegan.
Wayne is survived by his wife, Gwen Hopkins Hullum. They married in 1950 before moving to the Round Rock and Georgetown areas in 1954.
He is also survived by four children: David Hullum and wife, Joyce; Donna Hullum Wicker and husband, Robert; Daniel Hullum and wife, Sandy; and step-daughter Amanda Hullum Mathews. Also 11 grandchildren: John David and wife, Tammie, Aaron, and Kirk Hullum; Brian, Adam, and Laura Gawarecki; Christy and Danielle Hullum; Samantha Brady and Jaden Mathews; and Taylor Millegan Shumacher. He is also survived by seven great-grandchildren: Steven, Jacob, Alexis and Zachry Hullum; Darren and Blake Gawarecki; and Cody Hullum.
Wayne enjoyed holidays and spending time with his family, especially watching the children playing and hunting Easter eggs, giving out candy at Halloween, July 4th parades, fireworks and auctions.
Watching the wildlife in the backyard while he ate his breakfast was a daily ritual that he looked forward to as well as sitting on the front porch with his wife in the late afternoon watching the sun go down.
After his retirement from Southwest Materials, he continued working on his ranch tending his cows. He especially enjoyed mowing the pastures with his antique tractor.
Max and Molly, his dogs, followed him everywhere and he credited Max with saving his life more than once.
Among many other things, he taught his family the love of the land, the value of hard work, perseverance and a strong sense of humor.
We will miss him greatly until we see him again in heaven.
Our deepest gratitude to Harbor Hospice for their compassionate support. A private burial was held Tuesday, Oct. 27, in Georgetown, Texas.
Wayne Edward Hullum
July 18, 1929 - Oct. 24, 2015
Wayne Edward Hullum, 86, of Georgetown, Texas, passed away peacefully at home surrounded by his loving family after a brief illness following an accident.
He was born July 18, 1929, in Burnet, Texas, and went to be with the Lord and his heavenly family on Saturday, Oct. 24, 2015.
He was preceded in death by his parents Lavona Schooley Hail and Clarence Hullum, his sister Olene Hullum Kuhn, and his step-daughter Stephanie Millegan.
Wayne is survived by his wife, Gwen Hopkins Hullum. They married in 1950 before moving to the Round Rock and Georgetown areas in 1954.
He is also survived by four children: David Hullum and wife, Joyce; Donna Hullum Wicker and husband, Robert; Daniel Hullum and wife, Sandy; and step-daughter Amanda Hullum Mathews. Also 11 grandchildren: John David and wife, Tammie, Aaron, and Kirk Hullum; Brian, Adam, and Laura Gawarecki; Christy and Danielle Hullum; Samantha Brady and Jaden Mathews; and Taylor Millegan Shumacher. He is also survived by seven great-grandchildren: Steven, Jacob, Alexis and Zachry Hullum; Darren and Blake Gawarecki; and Cody Hullum.
Wayne enjoyed holidays and spending time with his family, especially watching the children playing and hunting Easter eggs, giving out candy at Halloween, July 4th parades, fireworks and auctions.
Watching the wildlife in the backyard while he ate his breakfast was a daily ritual that he looked forward to as well as sitting on the front porch with his wife in the late afternoon watching the sun go down.
After his retirement from Southwest Materials, he continued working on his ranch tending his cows. He especially enjoyed mowing the pastures with his antique tractor.
Max and Molly, his dogs, followed him everywhere and he credited Max with saving his life more than once.
Among many other things, he taught his family the love of the land, the value of hard work, perseverance and a strong sense of humor.
We will miss him greatly until we see him again in heaven.
Our deepest gratitude to Harbor Hospice for their compassionate support. A private burial was held Tuesday, Oct. 27, in Georgetown, Texas.
