Neil Fulton

Neil Fulton, 84, of Pampa, passed away peacefully on Tuesday, February 24, 2026 in Pampa.

Services will be 10:00 AM Friday, February 27, 2026 at Central Baptist Church with Rev. James Greer and Rev. Norman Rushing officiating. Cremation will follow the service. Arrangements are under the direction of Carmichael-Whatley Funeral Directors and Crematory.

The family will receive friends at the funeral home on Thursday, February 26, 2026 from 6:00-7:30 PM.

Neil was born on December 9, 1941 in Donley County to Claude and Lillie Fulton. He was in the class of 1960 at Pampa High School. Soon after high school, Neil served in the Texas National Guard. Upon discharge, he began farming and ranching for several years. Neil always had a love for the outdoors and the ranching life. He would eventually go to work for Arthur Brothers, Inc. as a contractor at Celanese for a few years until he was hired by Pioneer Natural Gas, which later became Atmos Energy. Neil worked from 1971 until his retirement in 1997. Also, during this time, he owned and operated United Feed & Supply for several years.

On June 14, 1997, he married Mary Reger Parks. After they married, they purchased Bob Clements Cleaners and operated it for 10 years. Neil and Mary also spent time each summer, working at Lake Canton in Oklahoma as Campground Host. He enjoyed meeting and helping any campers that stayed at the lake. For the past three years, Neil worked as a school bus aid for PISD. He loved helping all the children on the bus and it broke his heart when he had to miss due to sickness.

When his three children were growing up, he was very involved in everything they did. He coached many little league games at POYC, he was involved in Leather and Lace Riding Club and attended countless rodeos. Over the years, Neil served on the Top O’ Texas Livestock Board and served as President, served as leader for FFA and 4H, Top O’ Texas Rodeo Association and heavily involved in the Kid Pony Show, Gold Coat with Pampa Chamber of Commerce, and White Deer Land Museum. Neil also loved to serve his community, he was elected as a City Commissioner for 6 years and County Commissioner for 4 years.

Neil enjoyed many hobbies such as fishing, riding horses, roping, and going to rodeos. He had a big heart and loved to give and help others. Neil was a talker and never met a stranger. Once you were in his circle, you were in for life. He was a good friend to many. His family was important to him as he loved them dearly.

He was preceded in death by his parents; sister, Sue Horton; brother, Jerry Fulton; and a step granddaughter, Meredith Parks; step grandson, Adam Parks.

Survivors include his wife, Mary of the home; three children, Rebel Fulton of Pampa, Stormy Fulton and wife Tracie of Burkburnett, and Schuyler Fulton and Tom Demaris of Amarillo; three step-sons, Tommy Parks and wife Patricia, Gary Parks and wife Kristi, and Karl Parks and wife Stephanie all of Pampa; grandchildren, Dustin Bromlow and wife Dani, Louis Fulton, Haylee Fulton, and Deklan Fulton; step grandchildren, Kevin Parks and wife Candace, Matthew Parks, Janell Guthrie and husband Kevin, Heather Parks, Mackenzie Sutton and husband Jordan, Kameron Parks and wife Kaitlyn, and Madison Parks; great grandchild, Demora Bromlow; step great grandchildren, Kade Parks, Nathaniel Pearson, Paisley Parks, Raelynn Parks, Carter Guthrie, Ridge Parks, Layton Sutton, and Layken Sutton.

Memorials can be sent Central Baptist Church or Pampa Senior Citizens Center.