Charles Fredrick Bulington, 74, of Alturas, died of natural causes on Wednesday, September 15, 2004 at Doctors Medical Center in Modesto, CA. Mr. Bulington was a native of Indiana, born July 20, 1930. He had lived in Alturas for 12 years. He was a sales representative with Better Brand Foods for 25 years.
Mr. Bulington is survived by his daughters, Kathy Velasco of Alturas, CA.; Anna and her husband, Bob Fyffe and Alice and her husband, Kenny Williams all of Patterson, CA; Sam and her husband, Audley Lloyd of Winston, OR., Tommie Butler of Watsonville and Moreen and her husband, Brad Eck of Ripon; brothers, John Bulington, Tom Bulington, Dick Bulington, Rick Bulington, and Dean Bulington all of Indiana; sister, Betty Bailey of Indiana; many grandchildren, numerous great-grandchildren; two great-great grandchildren. He was preceded in death by his wife, Alice B. Bulington, in 2002.
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The following poem was written on Sept. 14, 2004, by Mr. Bulington's granddaughter Brianna Eck, age 12:
For Charles F. Bulington--The Greatest Grandpa in the world! "Papa"
Papa, what would I do without you?
I have not a clue
I wish you well and hope your swell
I regret all the days I waited and never stated how much I love you
Now I hope I'm not hated by you
Because my love and faith are so true,
It's hard to see you in a bed with cold cheeks
and temper not so red
So don't leave, I won't be able to breathe
If I lose you, my life will go too
So just hold on take a breath.
Don't go and be part of death. Not yet
So now I sweat. Waiting and hoping that I will not regret living without you
Mr. Bulington is survived by his daughters, Kathy Velasco of Alturas, CA.; Anna and her husband, Bob Fyffe and Alice and her husband, Kenny Williams all of Patterson, CA; Sam and her husband, Audley Lloyd of Winston, OR., Tommie Butler of Watsonville and Moreen and her husband, Brad Eck of Ripon; brothers, John Bulington, Tom Bulington, Dick Bulington, Rick Bulington, and Dean Bulington all of Indiana; sister, Betty Bailey of Indiana; many grandchildren, numerous great-grandchildren; two great-great grandchildren. He was preceded in death by his wife, Alice B. Bulington, in 2002.
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The following poem was written on Sept. 14, 2004, by Mr. Bulington's granddaughter Brianna Eck, age 12:
For Charles F. Bulington--The Greatest Grandpa in the world! "Papa"
Papa, what would I do without you?
I have not a clue
I wish you well and hope your swell
I regret all the days I waited and never stated how much I love you
Now I hope I'm not hated by you
Because my love and faith are so true,
It's hard to see you in a bed with cold cheeks
and temper not so red
So don't leave, I won't be able to breathe
If I lose you, my life will go too
So just hold on take a breath.
Don't go and be part of death. Not yet
So now I sweat. Waiting and hoping that I will not regret living without you
Charles Fredrick Bulington, 74, of Alturas, died of natural causes on Wednesday, September 15, 2004 at Doctors Medical Center in Modesto, CA. Mr. Bulington was a native of Indiana, born July 20, 1930. He had lived in Alturas for 12 years. He was a sales representative with Better Brand Foods for 25 years.
Mr. Bulington is survived by his daughters, Kathy Velasco of Alturas, CA.; Anna and her husband, Bob Fyffe and Alice and her husband, Kenny Williams all of Patterson, CA; Sam and her husband, Audley Lloyd of Winston, OR., Tommie Butler of Watsonville and Moreen and her husband, Brad Eck of Ripon; brothers, John Bulington, Tom Bulington, Dick Bulington, Rick Bulington, and Dean Bulington all of Indiana; sister, Betty Bailey of Indiana; many grandchildren, numerous great-grandchildren; two great-great grandchildren. He was preceded in death by his wife, Alice B. Bulington, in 2002.
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The following poem was written on Sept. 14, 2004, by Mr. Bulington's granddaughter Brianna Eck, age 12:
For Charles F. Bulington--The Greatest Grandpa in the world! "Papa"
Papa, what would I do without you?
I have not a clue
I wish you well and hope your swell
I regret all the days I waited and never stated how much I love you
Now I hope I'm not hated by you
Because my love and faith are so true,
It's hard to see you in a bed with cold cheeks
and temper not so red
So don't leave, I won't be able to breathe
If I lose you, my life will go too
So just hold on take a breath.
Don't go and be part of death. Not yet
So now I sweat. Waiting and hoping that I will not regret living without you
Mr. Bulington is survived by his daughters, Kathy Velasco of Alturas, CA.; Anna and her husband, Bob Fyffe and Alice and her husband, Kenny Williams all of Patterson, CA; Sam and her husband, Audley Lloyd of Winston, OR., Tommie Butler of Watsonville and Moreen and her husband, Brad Eck of Ripon; brothers, John Bulington, Tom Bulington, Dick Bulington, Rick Bulington, and Dean Bulington all of Indiana; sister, Betty Bailey of Indiana; many grandchildren, numerous great-grandchildren; two great-great grandchildren. He was preceded in death by his wife, Alice B. Bulington, in 2002.
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The following poem was written on Sept. 14, 2004, by Mr. Bulington's granddaughter Brianna Eck, age 12:
For Charles F. Bulington--The Greatest Grandpa in the world! "Papa"
Papa, what would I do without you?
I have not a clue
I wish you well and hope your swell
I regret all the days I waited and never stated how much I love you
Now I hope I'm not hated by you
Because my love and faith are so true,
It's hard to see you in a bed with cold cheeks
and temper not so red
So don't leave, I won't be able to breathe
If I lose you, my life will go too
So just hold on take a breath.
Don't go and be part of death. Not yet
So now I sweat. Waiting and hoping that I will not regret living without you
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