In a tragic auto accident last week, Alex Paulsen Bullard passed away. He was a young man who loved everything he did, including being a teacher and a coach. His passion for his family and his community had made him an integral part of his community. He leaves behind his wife Kellie and daughter Halle. He is survived by his parents, Paul and Sharlene Bullard, his sister Melinda Roth, and brother Matthew Vanderveen of Flanagan, IL.
Alex was an active member of 4H and FFA. He played competitive baseball throughout his school years and was very active with Simmental and Charolais breeds. He also enjoyed anything with a steering wheel and a motor. His family was his life, so the death of his father, mother, and sister was particularly difficult. The tragedy that happened to him was the result of a car accident that was not the fault of another driver, but of a single driver who was careless.
Alex was active in the 4H, FFA, and 4-H. Throughout his school years, he was a competitive athlete. He played collegiate baseball and was active with Simmental and Charolais breeds. He loved anything with a steering wheel and motor. His family was his most valuable possession, and they are going to miss him greatly. And, although Alex will be greatly missed, his family will always be in his heart.
Alex was an active member of the community and was active in FFA, 4H, and his local high school. He was a very competitive athlete, and even played some collegiate baseball. He also loved his family and was very active with Simmental and Charolais breeds. He was also active with Simmental and Charolais animals. He loved cars and anything with a steering wheel. His family was his life, and his death has changed all of that.
Alex was a very active member of 4H and FFA, and was an avid athlete throughout his school years. He was also active with Charolais and Simmental breeds. He loved everything that had a motor and a steering wheel. He was a very fun person, and his family is his world. He will be missed. There are no words to describe his sadness, or his joy. He was a very dedicated and loving son.
Alex was active in many activities, including FFA and 4H. He also participated in collegiate baseball and competed in horse shows. He also loved dogs, especially Charolais. He was also active in his community and loved animals. He cherished his family, and was passionate about all things with a motor. Sadly, his family and his pets were the most important thing in his life. He loved animals.
Alex was a very active member of the 4H and FFA, and was a highly competitive athlete during his school years. He played baseball and played collegiate baseball. He was active in many activities, including Simmental and Charolais breeds. He loved to be around his family, and he was very close with his children. He was a wonderful son. There are no words to describe his love for them.
He was active in FFA and 4H and was an active athlete throughout his school years. He played collegiate baseball and was active with Simmental and Charolais breeds. He loved anything with a motor and a steering wheel. His family was very important to him, and he was very proud of them. He was a good friend to all. The last thing he wanted was to be in a car accident, so he could be with his family.
While Alex Dawson’s life is not over, his family and friends are still grieving. He was a good person and a great leader. He was active in 4H and FFA and was a great student. His father, Alex Dawson, a friend of Alex’s, was his best friend. He was very competitive in the sport of baseball and loved his teammates. In addition to football, he was active with Simmental and Charolais breeds. He loved anything that had a steering wheel or motor.