Alan Ray Bullock

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June 4, 1944 ~ November 10, 2026

Born in: Charles City, Iowa
Resided in: Nashua, Iowa

Alan Bullock age 82, died Tuesday, November 10, 2026, at Good Samaritan Society in West Union, IA.

A private family graveside service will take place at a later date at St. Michaels Catholic Cemetery in Nashua.

Hugeback – Johnson Funeral Home & Crematory – Olson Chapel in Nashua has been entrusted with arrangments.

Al was born on June 4, 1944. He received his education and graduated from Nashua schools. After high school, Al entered the US Army during the Vietnam war. Following his military service he started his own landscaping and cleaning business. During the summers he would often recruit his nephews to help with the business and spend time with him. While running that business he also operated cement trucks in the Cedar Valley area. He later moved to Los Angeles where he continued to operate a cement truck until his retirement. Al had the gift of gab and welcomed any opportunity to socialize with friends and family. Throughout his life Al enjoyed traveling, riding motorcycles, photography, golfing, shooting guns, fishing and attending airshows. In his retirement Al spent his winters in places like Switzerland, the Philippines and Thailand.

Al is survived by his nephews and one niece: Joe (Gina) Bullock of Summerville, SC, Michael Bullock of Greene, IA, John (Jennifer) Duffield of Greene, IA, Don Duffield of Cookeville, TN, Brian (Ann) Walsh and Colleen Walsh, and many great nieces/ nephews and cousins.

He was preceded in death by his parents Harry H Bullock and Luma J Bullock, his siblings Michael H Bullock and Heidi Walsh and his sister in law Janet Bullock and brother in law Mike Walsh.

In lieu of flowers if you wish to make a donation in Al’s honor, please consider a donation to The MDS Foundation (The Myelodysplastic Syndromes Foundation, mds-foundation.org)

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