February 13, 2025

To Nuala’s family, 
I wish to extend my heartfelt sympathy to all of you on Nuala’s passing. I met Nuala at Leo’s Women’s group when we first moved to Lancaster in the late 60’s and became members of St. Leo’s.  Ironically, John and I live at Luther Acres and had I known she was a resident here I would’ve gone to visit her. Please know you will be in our thoughts and prayers and pray she is at eternal peace. 
John and Nancy Straw

February 10, 2025

Dear Fulton family,
     My condolences to your family. I have many thoughts of your family as your parents apartment dweller. It was the only place I ever lived before getting married.  Your mother was always so kind and thoughtful. When Molly was here it also was a treat to talk to her as well when I came home from work. St Patrick’s time was always a treat as she always had some Irish soda bread and corn beef /cabbage to share with me. It made me appreciate my scotch /Irish heritage as well. I always remember hearing the singing and music and laughter. I always feel so fortunate to have lived there. I have been thinking about something that I wanted to share and that is the first year I lived there your mom gave me a little Norfolk pine. It was near Christmas. It was the first plant I had and I wanted to give it special care.  Well when I left the apartment and moved to our home I continued its care and watched it grow.  It never got more than 4 foot tall in all these years. It was almost like a bonsai tree. Than about a year ago for whatever reason its  branches started to turn brown and dry up. I replanted it and tried to feed it but one by one it’s branches died and no new growth. I had been so proud of it that I had that tree for 32 years and I remember telling your mom that in a Christmas card. I lost that tree this past summer. I just couldn’t save it and felt so bad. So I don’t know but now that your mom is gone I think of that tree. I think of you all and thankful I had such an experience into my 30’s. Blessings to each one of you.       Linda Freels-Spotts. 

February 06, 2025

I so much wanted to be there but the weather in MI is very icy today. So my judgment says stay off the road. Nuala was a wonderful sister of n law and we thought of each other as sisters. We were marred the same year, had our first born the same year and lost our husbands the same year. She wa my strength and encouragement through everything. I will miss her being there for me. She actually called me on December 17 and I will cherish that phone call forever.
RaeJean Bowman

February 06, 2025

Sincere condolences to Maura and the Fulton family on the sad passing of Nuala .
Nuala is now up in heaven and filling Mollie in with all the news.That will take some time!
Best wishes to the Fulton family for the future.
Yours sincerely,Seán Curtin and Betty née McNaboe Curtin.

February 04, 2025

So many memories hard to think of just one. My mother was Richard Fulton’s sister.  My Aunt Nuala was generous and kind hearted.   She loved to laugh.  It was because of her and Molly (Granny), I wanted to be Irish.  I was so excited when I did a DNA test and I’m proud 18%.  lol.  I remember going to their house and was always welcome with open arms.  I was amazed how those kids could make her laugh.  Their house was like grand central station, busy with friends coming and going.  I just remember the happiness and warmth.   My cousins I love you with all my heart.  You all have the best of your mother and she will always be with you.  
Angela Musselman

February 04, 2025

Dearest Fulton Family,
I am so so sorry for your loss. Your mother Nuala was truly a wonderful and inspiring woman! I will always remember how much I looked forward to sleepovers at your home when we were kids where I was welcomed by your Mom’s Irish hospitality! She taught little me much about musical theater, Ireland, and how to have a good laugh! And, lest we all forget; your patient sainted Mother was an amazing boss to lazy and somewhat sullen teenage me at Burger King for about a year. She was SUCH an effective and efficient leader! And fun to work for!!
Stay strong and know how very loved you all were by such an incredible Mom… … 
                                           Love and Peace, 
                                       Meghan O’Donnell McLane 

February 04, 2025

I have very fond memories of our visits stateside to visit Aunt Nuala and our American cousins. A good Irish welcome always awaited! Memories I will cherish forever.
Tá tú inár gcuid smaointe agus paidreacha. Ar dheis Dé go raibh a hanam uasal.
Damien Mc Loughlin

February 04, 2025

Dear Fulton family. Our deepest condolences at this time of loss of your beloved mother. Such an amazing tetimony of faith and leadership she has and no doubt has provide a legacy amongst you for generations to come. God Bless you in this time and may he provide you with the peace and his strength to celebrate her life and your times together. 
Ryan and Lynette Hansen

February 04, 2025

I didnt know Mrs. Fulton but I learned so much about her from Maura’s posts.  Great stories and as an Irish woman many I could identify with.  Dear Maura, dear Fulton family sending you good wishes and warm memories of a woman who clearly lived a long, fulfilling and extraordinary life.  Sincere sympathy Ger (Hatton) 

February 04, 2025

Nuala was a wonderful friend to my mother, Anna Lavenberg, when she first moved in at St. John Herr Estates cottages.  She gave my mother confidence to acclimate to her new surroundings and to meet new people. Nuala’s tender encouragement gave my mother comfort as she navigated her new community. Nuala was very kind to both of my parents, welcoming them to the St. John Herr community. My condolences to Nuala’s family…Stephanie Lavenberg

February 04, 2025

Sincere sympathy to nualas family. Nualas mother molly was mummy’s  bridesmaid.we always heard about nuala when we were young.i will offer mass for the repose of her soul. Des mcnaboe. Capuchin friar

February 03, 2025

Dear Fulton Family,
My sincerest condolences at the loss of Nuala. I have known her all my life, since 3 years of age. I loved when she would let her Irish brogue loose, which wasn’t often. One of my fondest memories was your grandma Molly’s wake. While it was a time of sorrow, what a party! Nuala even gave me Bushmill’s whiskey, 2 beautiful glasses and a handwritten recipe for Irish Coffee as a wedding gift. All of these are still in use 30 years later. I can also vividly picture our mothers playing Bridge.
While I am unable to be with you Friday, please know you are in my thoughts and prayers.
Carolyn M (Reus) Kruza