Kerry Gardner Bullard

Birth date: Aug 21, 1951 Death date: Mar 17, 2022

Kerry passed on the evening of March 17th in his home surrounded by his loving wife, children, and grandchildren. In a sacred family moment, we were torn between losing a man we loved so much and seeing him free from the pain that Read Obituary

Wall Obituary Events Media

Deeann Fisher

195w ago

We had the wonderful opportunity to be friends and neighbors with Kerry & Joyce when we moved into Melanie Acres back in 1983. We couldn't have picked any better neighbors! We have fond memories of playing Volleyball with them in the ward and stake. He & Joyce were so athletic and inspirational. We also enjoyed singing with them in the ward and stake choirs. Kerry added strength to the bass section! Those were good times. Also what fun we had at block parties! Such a blessing to raise our children together. We could always depend on them to share if we ran out of something we were cooking and found out we had run out...then we could do the same for them! It was always great to see Kerry's familiar face at Syracuse Jr. High School when DeeAnn was working as a sign language interpreter for the deaf there. Kerry was always willing to help if possible. We remember their kindness and support, when our son, Chad died. In fact Kerry was teaching one of our grand kids at that time, EJ. Kerry has touched countless lives over the years! He was a good example and had a ready smile and laugh for any occasion. He will be missed! God bless Kerry, wrap him and his family up in your love and give them peace! .

Deeann Fisher

195w ago

We have many fond memories of our good neighbor, Kerry Bullard. We met him and his family when we moved into the house across the street back in 1983. We really enjoyed playing Volleyball with him & Joyce. And his voice added to our Ward Choir and Stake Choir Bass Section! So many ways one neighbor helps his neighbor! Thank you Kerry for all the kindnesses and services you shared with us. You and your family hold a special place in our memories. Such a blessing to have raised our children with you and yours in Clearfield. It was always fun to see your familiar face at Syracuse Jr. High School when DeeAnn was working there as a Sign Language Interpreter. And we appreciate the support you and Joyce were for us when our son, Chad died. You were even teaching his child, EJ at that time. You have influenced countless lives! We are asking God to wrap you up in his love and your family too! You will be sorely missed.

Deeann Fisher

195w ago

Created a new album - The Only Scars in Heaven.

Kayloa Anderson

195w ago

I worked with Kerry hi last 14 years of teching at Syracuse Junior High. He was one of the first faculty members who welcomed me and became a great mentor and friend. I so enjoyed his quick wit and fun sense of humor. I will certainly cherish our many talks and his words of wisdom. He was a “gentle giant “ and was so kind hearted. He will be missed greatly by me and many others who had the blessing of knowing him.

Todd Williams

195w ago

I taught with and coached against Kerry back in the 80 and 90's, he was always one of my favorite colleagues, he had a huge, positve impact on his 1000s of students. I will cherish my memories of him.

Lee Dickson

195w ago

Kerry and I went on a classic 1973 summer work-road trip with another DPK brother Scott Larkin, where we were part of a crew that plastered swimming pools at private residences.

K erry drove his green chevy with me and Scott on board all the way to Rockford MD. and once we were there, that was our transportation.

During that summer we were priviledged to have plastered the fountains and reflecting pools in the Washington DC Temple grounds and inner stairwells. It was a great experience that we all fondly remember throughout our lives.

Unfortunately during a road trip to New York the green chevy got sideswiped and ended up in the shop. Shortly there after Kerry and Scott were transferred to San Fransisco where they were needed based on work load for the plastering company we worked for.
I was not transfered to SF because I was the only one that could run the plaster gun truck so I stayed back in Rockford and took care of the green chevy. At the end of the summer Kerry was flown back to DC to get his beloved green chevy.

So we began the drive back home. When we were somewhere between Iowa and Nebraska Kerry sat up abruptly and said "I'm taking off my shoes!" I replied "So What!" Kerry then said "they havent been off for a while". I then asked "How long is a while?" Kerry replied "About 3 weeks" "Three Weeks!" I stated in disbelief. "Yup" is all he said and proceeded to remove the shoes, red Converse, with a loud suction sound as they were removed. " I showered in them every day" he declared. The windows went down immediatly and as we drove into the setting sun with our heads out the windows, I yelled into the rushing wind "You couldn't have waited just a few more hours?"

To my Great and Beloved brother and dear friend
Fare thee well and Godspeed Brother
Lee Dickson

Kay

195w ago

Created a new album - Memories Album.

Steve Bullard

195w ago

Kerry was a great brother and role model growing up in Roy! He made me do his chores in our garden but then when I was done he would get his catcher’s mit and I would pitch to him! He was inspirational in getting us all involved in all sports because he was such a natural athlete! He will be missed by his seven brothers and sisters!!

Dave Mcmillan

195w ago

I served with Kerry in Clearfield 16th Ward. He was a great and humble man. He raised a wonderful family and was true to his faith. He left a legacy for students, friends and family. My thoughts and condolences are with Joyce and the family.

Jeff

195w ago

Created a new album - Kerry's Grandkids.

Lee Dickson

195w ago

Kerry and I went on a classic 1973 summer work-road trip with another DPK brother Scott Larkin, where we were part of a crew that plastered swimming pools at private residences.

K erry drove his green chevy with me and Scott on board all the way to Rockford MD. and once we were there, that was our transportation.

To my Great and Beloved brother and dear friend
Fare thee well and Godspeed Brother
Lee Dickson

Tribute Wall

Tribute Wall