Birth date: Apr 23, 1938 Death date: Jul 10, 2023
The Rev. Benjamin David Gullett, 85, of Mooresville, NC passed away Monday, July 10, 2023 at Lake Norman Regional Medical Center. His funeral service will be 1pm Thursday, July 13, 2023 at Shearer Presbyterian Church with the Rev. Read Obituary
What a blessing it was to have had the pleasure of knowing such a kind man. I thank god for letting me work for awesome people ,him and his wife Nancy will forever hold a special place in my heart. My prayers of comfort our with all the family and friends.
I am honored to have known and worked with David for many, many years at S&D Coffee...He was truly a blessing! Praying for the family and I know we will see him again one day when God calls us home...
I had the honor and privilege of working with Pastor David for many years at S&D Coffee in the Accounting department. He was always a kind soul, faithful, consistent in everything he did. He made the best ham biscuits for Christmas every year. He was on time every day, always had the best relationships with our route sales teams during the inventory audits, He treated people well, and was well loved by everyone who knew him. Sincere condolences for the family.
Rev.Gullett was our pastor for many years. We are grateful for his faithful preaching and teaching of the word,leadership and friendship. Pastor Gullett was steadfast,humble and true servant of our Lord Jesus Christ.
~I have fought the good fight, I have finished the race, I have kept the faith.
2 Timothy 4:7~
Our Sincere sympathy, love and prayers ,
Mrs. Pat Castor, Tammy and Mike Jones and Mark and Julie Beaver
Yes, I will remember David. I remember how bright and early every Sunday morning he would navigate his wheelchair through the parking lots to the big double doors of the fellowship hall and manage to open and go through them without outside help. He would then roll into the fellowship hall, ready for coffee and the rest of the day. Sometimes he would wear a hat. The time was when a preacher could not afford a hat, so when they owned one, they would wear it proudly.
David liked to talk about the olden days. Those were the days when you could work your way through college and still pay the rent and put food on the table. He often commented that we could never do now what we did then.
I will remember David’s smile. He not only smiled with his face, but he smiled with his whole being, and his smile radiated to all who passed by, brightening their day.
One day in the not-to-distant future, maybe I will run into David, and we can chat about the olden days and the golden days…looking forward to it.
Rev. David was one of the cornerstones of my faith walk. I am forever grateful to have been under his shepherding. I still hear his voice on many of the familiar scriptures and benedictions. He was truly a humble servant of God!
