From: Grace Gardens Funeral Chapel

Grace Gardens Funeral Chapel Staff send our condolences to family and friends.

From: Gordon Werstiuk
Relation: Acquaintance from early years

Sincere condolences to family and siblings.

From: Doug Krawchuk
Relation: Friend

To the Hull family, so sorry to hear of Dave’s passing. So many great memories. Water skiing from morning to night behind Dave’s boat at Moose, fishing, working for Dave at D-Line Transport, visits to the hull farm, etc. Dave was so much fun, and could make us laugh like nobody else. At this time the fondest memory is of Dave’s love for Jesus. Like Wes said…”Dave & Greg are having a glorious reunion in Heaven.” Sending prayers for your entire family.
Doug Krawchuk

From: Lisa Hull
Relation: Father

It still doesn’t feel real that you are gone. 💔 I’m so glad we spent the last 5 years together and you loved the home we had. Your little dog Bruno will remain with me and Oreo. He sure loved you so much for a little dog. I’m going to miss all our laughs and movie nights. Please watch over us and we will do the best we can. Love you Dad ❤️‍🩹❤️

From: Charmaine Makarus
Relation: Family acquaintance from early years

So sorry for your loss. Growing up I didn’t know David well but I have fond memories of many of the siblings. Condolences and prayers for all of your family at this sad time.

From: Henry Joseph Mazur
Relation: Friend

From Henry Mazur

I met Dave at the Family Worship Center church some 35 years ago and our families socialized together often over the years. Dave had a happy – go – lucky positive attitude about him and was generous with his time and treasure. He was always expecting to make a new friend. One time on a hunting trip, his 4×4 got stuck on a hill, so he went in one direction on foot and I went another to get help. A couple of hours later Dave got back to the truck and told me he had met and had coffee with an old trapper who suggested we just continue down the muddy hill to his place which we did and set up our camp for the night. We went back to visit our new friend Gord for several years after that.

Dave was a real salesman as his life’s work will demonstrate. He helped me sell my Honda Gold Wing and some other vehicles, always getting a better price than I ever would have. Sadly Dave had an affinity for the Ford Ranger, and on various visits he would be excited to show me the latest one he had purchased for his “collection.”

In the last few years we sort of re-connected with each other and ended up having some deep and interesting conversations. He often shared with me how proud he was of his daughters. His face would light up when he would show me photos and videos of his grandchildren whom he loved dearly. Above all, he had a love for God and we often had deep discussions about the scriptures. Dave well understood the reality of the final destiny of the believer.

I will miss his jolly laugh, his sincerity and his ability to uphold and encourage others even when he himself was going through a rough time. He was also a teacher because he taught me how to be positive in a difficult situation, and I will miss him. I want to express my sincere condolences to Dave’s family and friends on this sad occasion.

From: Faye Krawchuk
Relation: Friend

Dave was one of a kind! Greg told me such great stories about he and Dave hanging out at Moose Lake and St. Paul in their younger years and then in Edmonton when they were young men. I know Greg considered Dave one of his best friends! I remember going to the car lot to see Dave or Moose Lake and we always had lots of laughs. Our lives were richer because we knew Dave. I am sure he and Greg had a great reunion in heaven. Please accept my heartfelt condolences and please know you will all be in my thoughts and prayers.

From: Pat (Hull) Richards
Relation: My brother

David – my brother. You will always be in my heart.