Tom Coleman shared a story about Rusty Fultz

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Rusty
Fultz

2017

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I never met your Dad - just on a facebook group page.

3 weeks ago - my wife went out with friends and brought home her catfish she didn't finish - then went to a ballgame.

I thought I'd be sneaky and eat it. Well - i'm used to fish from a bag from Walmart - didn't realize it had tiny bones. I started to choke and nobody was home. I had to throw my body, chest first, into the arm of my office chair to basically Heimlich myself.

Everyday after that - I would seem to choke in some way. Then last Saturday Night - I read of your Dad's passing. In a way - I could relate.

Ever since then - my reality of choking was even scarier. Last night - I even choked on a dang ice cube. My first thought was your Dad telling me to not panic - it would be okay.

Just as your Dad in an organ donor - he was pretty chill in helping me last night.

Fly High Russell, Sr . . .

Posted by Tom Coleman

Tuesday November 28, 2017 at 1:09 pm