Jonathan Randolph Fuller

May 19, 1952 - May 19, 2018

Born in Quantico, Virginia to Regan and Polly Fuller, he peacefully passed at his Salt Lake City, Utah home with family at his side, after a nearly two year battle with cancer. Even after his diagnosis of terminal cancer and a heart attack, Jonathan spent the rest of his life living and loving, not dying. He remained active, retired early, traveled to Europe, Hawaii, and various other places in the USA, golfed, doted on grandchildren, and planned new adventures. Jonathan and his older brothers Regan and Braxton were raised in a Marine family, living in Virginia, California, Hawaii, and Japan. In 1970 he enlisted in the Army, served in Vietnam and years later in the Army Reserve. He excelled as a surgical nurse, showing innate caring and leadership qualities. He married Judy Evans and had three children. His generosity, wicked sense of humor, and writing skills are legendary. A devoted family man, “Poppy” was adored and is survived by his loving children Justin Fuller, Kaelenn Strehler, and Travis Fuller, grandchildren Alicia, Charlie, Abby, Grace, Gavin, and Scarlett, and dear friend Stephanie Hatton-Ward. He is missed by his former co-workers at University of Utah Hospital and most recently Stanford University Medical Center. He was particularly fond of this excerpt from “Desiderata”: “ With all its sham, drudgery, and broken dreams it is still a beautiful world.” A memorial service will be held on Saturday, June 2 at 1:00 pm at the Fort Douglas Chapel with a reception following at the adjacent Officers Club. In lieu of flowers we ask that donations be made to https:// donate.huntsmancancer.org