Birth date: Mar 20, 1951 Death date: Jan 30, 2021
Craig Fulton Hull, 69, of Bentonville passed away on January 30, 2021, at Circle of Life Hospice after a valiant battle against cancer. Just like he dealt with his experiences in life, Craig managed his illness with positivity and Read Obituary
I did my first deal in NWA with Craig Hull,CCIM. He was always a decent, cordial, kind human being. We served on the NWA CCIM Board a term and enjoyed his dry wit of humor. He was always involved in many different civic organizations, such as Downtown Bentonville. He was a good guy and will be missed. Jacklyn Perry Ryan, CCIM
Oh I have so many wonderful memories of Craig! I met Craig as a commercial closer while working at Triad Title, then continued as I moved to First National Title....I then even after I moved to City Title, but regardless, he was a friend, a mentor and colleague! Craig LOVED to talk about Real Estate, he LOVED sharing stories about his wife, children and grands, as well as Rugby stories! He never met a stranger and always made me feel like the most important person in the industry every time I was around him (knowing I was just a peon).
He always reminded me of my broker (Dad) who played outside of the boundary lines!
Rest In Peace my friend!
We will miss you here, but know you are in a better place with no more pain or suffering!
Thanks for treating me like one of your own!
- Kaci (Allen) Johnson, your friend
I just heard or Craig's passing as posted by the Northwest Arkansas Realtors Association. Craig and I played Little League Baseball on the same team at the Pine Bluff Arsenal. We were friends and competitors each trying to out do the other. 5 years ago I sought out Craig in his Real Estate business in Rogers for counsel about entering into the Real Estate world. His words helped me become a successful agent. He is missed. For the family members reading here know that Craig was known to be a strong competitor and respected by many. John Camper Realtor Rogers AR
I always enjoyed visiting with Craig. We shared a few lunch meetings and always spoke at our CCIM chapter luncheons. I will miss our conversations, miss his stories, and miss the privilege of learning from his real estate experience. My prayers go out to his family, as I can only imagine what a void his passing has left.
I will miss Craig so much. He was one of the sweetest and kindest men I have had the pleasure to call my friend. He was so funny and always so much fun to be around. He was also an excellent cook and basically a walking encyclopedia. I've never known someone so smart and knowledgeable on so many subjects. I also had the pleasure of working with him in the real estate business and we had several wonderful real estate deals together over the years. Always such a kind gentleman and good friend. Prayers, hugs and lots of Love to you Caelli and family.
I am saddened to hear of the passing of such a kind, fun loving and dynamic guy. I always enjoyed seeing and visiting with Craig as it was certain that he would have a great story of some of his recent adventures. I admired the strength and dignity that he exhibited through his illness. I hope that your memories of better times with him and the proud legacy that he leaves, gives your family comfort as you adjust to the loss of a really great man.
I will always remember Craig for his dry wit, outstanding intelligence, calm nature no matter what life situations were going on and great cooking skills. He and Caelli often hosted wonderful gatherings at their various homes over the years and Craig was always famous for his contributions of the meat dishes for the meals, often rising early in the morning to start the smoking or slow cooking of the meat dishes. He was also a skilled craftsman and artisan as he and Caelli remodeled a Springdale home and eventually built a lake home. Caelli and I have been friends since elementary school and I could see how very happy she was to have Craig as her beloved husband. We will all grieve our loss and especially pray for Caelli's peace as she grieves her beloved Craig.
I first met Craig years ago when I was chairman of the Transportation Committee of the Fayetteville Chamber of Commerce. A few weeks later he wanted to meet me at Herman’s for lunch and expressed his desire to get into the real estate business. He joined Bob Hill and me at the Nickle-Hill Group and eventually we formed Northwest Wireless LLC along with Mike Smith and Jason Steele. It was a great partnership and Craig was largely responsible for maintaining our relationship with Cooper Communities. We will miss his comradeship and great spirit.
I got to sit and chat with Craig at an outdoor cookout for our Sunday School class about 18 months ago. What an interesting conversation! I so enjoyed Craig’s spirit and personality! And his intellect!
Our class will not be the same without him. We are grieving with you Caelli and with your family.
Angela Barrington
Craig hired me as an intern for the summer of 2010. He taught me the importance of work life balance and how to always have a sense of adventure in your daily life. His positive attitude and encouragement help guide me along my path. We will all miss his positive energy and smile.
