(NASHVILLE, TN), January 13, 2012 -- The Tennessee State Senate recently approved a resolution sponsored by Senator Mike Faulk (R-Church Hill) honoring the memory of community activist Charles Fuller of Mount Carmel.  Fuller was a 16-year member of the Hawkins County Board of Education where he served as Chairman for several years. 

“Charles was a true public servant,” said Senator Faulk.  “His service to our community, state and nation sets a good example for a new generation to serve likewise.”

In addition to serving on the Board of Education, Fuller was a veteran of the U.S. Army, enjoyed a successful career with the Eastman Chemical Company, was an active member of the Oak Grove Baptist Church, a member of the First Utility District of Hawkins County, and active member of the Sons of the American Revolution.

The resolution honoring Fuller states, “Mr. Fuller leaves behind an indelible legacy of integrity and probity in public life, compassion and loyalty in private life and diligence and dedication in all his chosen endeavors.”

 “I am very honored to sponsor this resolution,” added Sen. Faulk.  “Hopefully, it expresses our state’s appreciation for all that this distinguished local citizen did for our community and state.”

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