Mark William Fullmer passed away in April of 2026 at home in Fillmore, Utah. He was born March 25, 1956 in Tooele, Utah to Don and Arnola Fullmer. He married Marjorie Sorensen on December 13th 1975 in Las Vegas, Nevada. 

As a young man Mark was very athletic, and excelled in all of the sports he participated in. After high school, Mark and his father Don would go on to make several successful businesses together. Don may have been the businessman, but Mark was the one maintaining them. Mark was exceptional with heavy equipment. He loved farming, but he would always say the most fun he had was building the golf course in Fillmore Utah. Anyone that worked with him on a project knows how fun he could make even the worst scenarios, and was always offering to help someone whether they were in need or not. His businesses and service have blessed so many people throughout the community.

Mark had many talents not only in work, but in play. He spent a lot of time creating different fun contraptions for sports or for entertainment. For example, one of those pieces is the dunking booth that is used on the 4th of July every year in Fillmore. Mark and Don also had a few more expensive hobbies, both were pilots and had a plane they shared, and the other hobby was training and racing horses. Mark even had his pilot’s license before he got his drivers license. His other hobbies included hunting, fishing, water skiing, golfing, and snow skiing.

Mark is survived by his wife Marjorie Fullmer, his daughters, Heather Fullmer and Debra Ballard, his sons David Fullmer, and Don E Fullmer, his grandchildren, Boston, Bowdy, Daeson, Marlee, Sawyer, Hudson, Sloan, and Kelson, and his sisters Carole and Linda. He is preceded in death by his mother Arnola, his father Don, and his sister Deb.

There will be a graveside service for him on April 8th, 2026 at 2:00 PM in the Fillmore Cemetery.