Johnny Mack Fuller, age 70 of Atlanta had a heart for Jesus and went to be with his Lord and Savior on Saturday, September 28, 2024.  He was born in Birmingham, Alabama, on August 27, 1954. Johnny was preceded in death by his parents Jesse A. and Marjorie Taunton Fuller and brother Ronnie Fuller.

Johnny's bigger than life personality was adored by his family and friends. A self-made man, he co-founded a very successful transportation business that served many major companies in the Atlanta area.  Away from the business life, Johnny loved all sports and was an avid Braves fan and a die-hard Falcons supporter. But the sports he enjoyed watching most were the ones his grandchildren played in. Johnny enjoyed being on the sidelines cheering on the grands just as he did for his sons. Johnny's love and devotion (and spoiling) was all encompassing to his soul mate, Ceegee. Their 37 years together were a match made in heaven. Johnny will be dearly missed but never forgotten by all who loved him.

Left to cherish his memories are his wife, Ceegee (Mable Ann) Fuller; his sons and daughters-in-law, Josh and Julie Purcell and Clint and Jennifer Purcell, all of Roswell; his precious grandchildren; Coleman and Jackson Purcell, Michaela Harper; his sisters and brothers-in-law, Nita and Grady Wayne Gossett of Newnan and Teresa and Earl Register of Fayetteville, along with nieces and nephews.

The family will host a celebration of Johnny's life Saturday, November 2nd 12:30pm-1pm visitation, 1pm-1:30 service, 1:30pm-3pm fellowship lunch will be served at American Legion Post 201, located at 201 Wills Road, Alpharetta, GA. Please feel free to wear your sports attire as a tribute to Johnny's passion for all sports, especially the Braves and Falcons.

In lieu of flowers, the family requests that memorial donations in honor of Johnny be made to one of the causes closest to his heart: Canines for Service at caninesforservice.org or Roswell BSBL Pirates https://tinyurl.com/Johnny-Mack-BSBL

Hutcheson's Memorial Chapel & Crematory is honored to serve the Fuller family.