Obituary of James Freeman Hull, 2002; Baker Co., OR
Surnames: Hull, Shives, Morin, Martinez

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James Hull 

James Freeman Hull, 58, of Baker City, died Dec. 30, 2001, at the Boise
Veterans Hospital. 

Burial was at Willamette National Cemetery in Portland. 

Jim was born Dec. 12, 1943, in Baker City to Howard and Lillian Hull. He was
one of 12 children. He was raised in Baker City and received his education
here. 

He served his country during the Vietnam conflict. He worked for Baker
Redi-Mix and Ward Ranches. He loved fishing, mushrooming and all outdoor
activities. He was a loving brother and a very giving person who was always
thinking of others. 

Survivors include his sons, Mike and Steve Hull, both of Baker City; one
granddaughter of Baker City; brothers, Don Hull of Salem and Dick Hull of
Baker City; three sisters, Carol Shives of Salem, Robin Morin of La Grande and
Barbara Martinez of Baker City; and numerous nieces and nephews. 

He was preceded in death by his parents, three brothers and three sisters.  

Memorial contributions may be made to the Mountain States Tumor Institute or
the Boise Veterans Hospital.