Matthew Fulsom

(From Clark Funeral Home)

Mathew Alfred Fulsom was born on February 15, 1958, in Haskell, Oklahoma, to Roy Lester Fulsom and Lahoma Joanne (Martin) Fulsom. He was one of six brothers, and together they shared many childhood memories and experiences throughout the years. Mathew passed away in the early morning hours of November 10, 2026.

Mathew remained close to the area graduating from Haskell High School before continuing his education at a technical college. He spent many years working in the HVAC field, including time with United Artists, before eventually retiring.

Mathew married Sherri Westfield, with whom he shared his life and many years of memories. He had a love for the things that made life an adventure, including rodeo, motorcycles, and horses. He also enjoyed watching westerns and old movies, often finding comfort and entertainment in the stories they told. Mathew had plenty of stories of his own, and he was known for sharing tales of his past and the adventures he had along the way. Above all, he treasured the time he spent with his family and loved ones. His faith was also an important part of his life, and he was a member of Racine Christian Church in Racine, Missouri, where he found fellowship and connection through his love of the Lord.

Mathew is survived by his wife, Sherri Westfield; his loving mother, Lahoma J. Fulsom; his five brothers, Roy Lester Fulsom Jr., Reginald Talmage Fulsom and wife Brenda, Courtney Nobis Fulsom, Dave Martin Fulsom and wife Tabitha, and Donnie Griffin; his seven children, Kenwone Fulsom, Lena Dotch, Donovan Moore, Zachary James, Serenity Fulsom, Karynda Mertens, and Anthony Westfield; his uncle Jerry Lee Martin Jr.; along with 6 grandchildren and a host of extended family.

He was preceded in death by his father, Roy Lester Fulsom; and two grandchildren, Jersey Fulsom and Coby Dotch.

Those who knew Mathew will remember a man who enjoyed life, loved a good adventure, and always had a story to share. He found happiness in his many interests and hobbies, but it was the time spent with family and the memories made along the way that meant so much to him. Whether sharing stories about his younger days, talking about his interests, or simply spending time with those he loved, Mathew had a way of making those moments memorable. The stories he shared and the memories he created will continue to live on in the hearts of those who knew and loved him.

A memorial service for Mathew Fulsom will be scheduled at a later date.

Services are under the personal care and direction of Clark Funeral Homes.