Death date: Aug 19, 2025
Brian P. Fulco, 54, of Willington, CT passed into eternal life on Tuesday, August 19, 2025. He was born in Hartford, CT, son of the late Dominic and Marie (Destro) Fulco, Jr. Brian was raised in East Hartford before moving to Gale Read Obituary
We went to St. Bernard's and shared a love of music. You invited me over your house for a music marathon and we listened to the first four mettalica albums start to finish. I use to go to band practice when you were in Rumble Pig with the guys Rob, and Quinlan. You will always be missed brother..
One of my many memories of my Uncle Brian was his gift giving- like his mother, my grandma, he always made sure we had gifts for Christmas. One year when I was about five I asked him, "Is this gonna be a good gift or a cheesy gift?" and every year after that he would jokingly ask me, "Do you think I got you a good gift or a cheesy gift?", but they were always great gifts to me. Once, he gifted me a beautiful wooden doll house and I still have it. It brought me so much joy to see Bria and her cousins playing with it this past weekend- because the love of my Uncle Brian carries on. I also used to love when he'd tell me stories about working as a stagehand for concerts and shows because he'd give the inside scoop on who was nice to work for- I was especially excited to hear about Britney Spears and 50 cent (both good artists to work for he told me).
Love you always Uncle Brian,
Your little Mija
I was very saddened to read of Brian’s passing. Brain was a member of our Moose LL team here in East Hartford. Brian was always such a pleasant kid very determined to do his best. He took the game so seriously. I’ve always look back to those days where the kids learned the game,team efforts and in many ways were teachers to some of the coaches. Polite, pleasant and respectful were some of his qualities. Brian had wonderful parents, especially his dad Dom who I respected deeply. His mom such a sweet lady. I last saw and spoke with Brian at his dad’s funeral. He greeted me with much affection which hit to my emotions I’m certain were visable. He said Mr. Pellegatto you always calmed me and I remember when you came to the mound and told me, Brian this is just a game , you try your best and if we win ,we win ,if we don’t we’ll have fun. He was an outstanding little human being, they all were and I learned as much as they did about humanity! My deepest sympathy to Brian’s Family and I hope you will remember the times of happiness and laughter as you navigate through this difficult times as your heart finds peace.
We are very saddened to hear of Brian's passing. When he and Thuy got married and started a new life with Brian and Bria, we were so happy for them. Over the years, Brian was always supportive and there for the family. We have fond memories from when we all got together. To share one in particular, my dad (Michael) took me down to Gales Ferry in the early 90s to visit Brian and his parents (when I was just around 10). Aunt Marie made us all pasta for lunch and we shared some wonderful stories together. Afterwards, Brian showed me some of his latest rock albums with his usual warm and kind character. We will always cherish our memories of Brian and he will be greatly missed. We send our condolences to his family and friends at this difficult time.
Daniel Fulco & Lisa Yang
I have so many good memories of Uncle Brian as my cool, hip uncle (sorry, Uncle Mark). Our rocker in the family. I remember when he would drive me to dance classes in his loud little sports car, and Grandma would say "Now not too fast, Brian - you'll scare her." And he never did drive too fast because he was a great uncle and godfather. He was always so good at calling and checking in. I'm so grateful for all of his love, and for the gift he brought to our family with Aunt Thuy and two beautiful cousins. To quote back a quote he recited to me on my birthday a few years ago: "Always remember there is nothing worth sharing
Like the love that let us share our name." Love you always, Uncle Bri.
Brian was a respected member of the KofC in Ashford CT and was a staunch supporter of the canonization of Blessed Father Michael McGivney. We will miss him very much. GK-Paul
Brian,
Thank you for a real good time! Rock the heavens!
❤️ Melissa
