Dora Dean Fuell

March 20, 1932 - December 14, 2020

Dean Troup Fuell was born on March 20, 1932 in Guntersville, Alabama to Guy and Josie Troup and died on December 14. She was the oldest surviving member of the Arthur Lee Sims family. Dean graduated from Marshall County High School in 1950. Her husband, Edward Fuell, was a Methodist minister, and together they pastored several churches in Marshall and Dekalb Counties. Dean worked at Arrow shirt factory, Kapler, ten years at Hammer’s Department Store, in Guntersville, in the cloth department, and ten years as a cashier at the Lake Shopping Center, in Guntersville. She was a people person and made many long lasting friends through her work. Dean loved to read, travel, and cook. I guess you could even say she was famous for her sour creme coconut cakes and ole timey banana puddings. She loved God, her country, and her family. She was a wonderful and loving mother to her children. Dean is survived by a daughter, Linda Gibbs, a daughter-in-law, Deborah Fuell, three grandchildren, Keith Fuell, Kelli Bryant (Jake), Elyse Jordan (Michael), two great grandchildren, Darcy Gibbs and Evelyn Jordan, one great great granddaughter, Addeline Moriggi, a brother, Thomas Troup, and a sister, Naomi Vaughn She was preceded in death by her husband, Edward Fuell, a son Steve Fuell, her parents, Guy and Josie Troup, a sister, Lou Annie Frasier, and three brothers, Henry Lee Troup, Joseph “Butch” Troup, and Carlton Troup. Rest In Peace sweet mother