Birth date: Dec 19, 1925 Death date: Jun 20, 2018
Carl Reid Bullmore, 92, went home to be with his Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ on June 20, 2018. Carl was born in Racine to Harold and Evaline Bullmore (nee Larson) on December 19, 1925. He was united in marriage to Carolyn J. Ol Read Obituary
Brother Mike and Family,
So sorry to hear of your loss. Words usually can't fully convey the feelings that come with this but know you are all in in our thoughts and prayers as you journey through this chapter of life. We hope you may find comfort in the memories that you shared as a celebration of his life. Blessings to you all.
Your friends,
Byron and Ramona
I am just learning from our missionary friend charlotte griffiths what a true warrior and faithful Christ follower this dear man was!
Still confused about how my life and this mans life was intertwined but I know that my father Rev Clarence Wilcox was somehow used to be instrumental in leading the Anderson family to Christ around 1935, the year I was born! I believe this was the same family. If I am mistaken it isn't the 1st time! We appreciate the Bullmore family being mentors for two pastors in our church in Calif. Mark Rogers and Bryan Lupo who are such a huge blessing for many. Prayers for the family and friends of Carl.
Memories. Where would I even begin? I have been connected to Carl and Carolyn and their family from very early in life and they always made me feel welcome when I moved to the USA after graduating from High School in Nigeria. They treated me like one of the family and I always knew that if I didn't have anywhere else to go for the summer or over a holiday -- I could always show up at their home. They just made me feel welcome. On many occasions, I would call Carl for advice on different decisions I needed to make. We have missed Carolyn and now will miss being able to stop and see Carl - but we are so happy for them both as they are now with their Lord and Savior in heaven. A life well lived.
Eldon & Becky Porter
Early in 1980, Carl and Carolyn traveled half-way around the world to devote 5 weeks to assisting us (Dick & Char Griffiths) on our remote mission station in the mountains of former Dutch New Guinea, now called Papua, Indonesia. Carl used his carpenter skills to build an addition to Dick's large garage, built to accommodate the tractor mower for which Carl had led in funding and purchase here in Racine. His apple skills also assisted the growers of the fledgling apple "orchard" there. Carolyn was invaluable to Char, helping in various tasks in the literacy program, plus sewing and gardening, cheerfully dealing with a smokey wood stove for meal preparation. Both we and the Hatam Christian tribesmen were blessed by their cheerfulness in spite of not knowing the language, and thoughtful kindnesses to everyone. Many Hatam believers in Heaven, are warmly welcoming their kind American friend...now unhampered with language barriers!
