Clifford “Pete” Dull Obituary, Death – Clifford “Pete” Dull, 76, died peacefully in his beloved home with Betty, his love. He prioritized Betty above all else. On March 23, 1945, Pete Dull was born in Tiffin, Ohio. His birthplace is America. Hilda (Miller) Dull and Harold Dull were his parents. Hilda and Harold were this person’s parents. He graduated from Tiffin Columbian High School in 1964. At graduation, he received his diploma. It was rumored that several Big Twelve schools wanted to recruit him to play football, but he declined their offers to support his family and stay in Tiffin.

Tiffin Columbian Athletic Hall of Fame induction was his recent honor. This honor was given to him for his athletic prowess. His good faith earned him this honor. He worked as a tool and die welder at Dull’s Body Shop in Tiffin for many years before joining Jeep. His total tenure was 26 years. He was employed there 26 years. That person was there for a while. Betty Brough married on March 2, 1968. March 2 was the wedding date. Pete has always been an athlete and wanted to play many sports.

All his childhood was spent playing sports. He enjoyed playing football and basketball with his grandson and son, Troy. Both activities made him happy. Though he always put the ball on a firm lie, he enjoyed playing golf with his grandchildren and was defeated. Though they outplayed him, this happened. He had a wide range of topics to choose from out of genuine interest. He could be dancing or listening to “Unchained Melody” with his girlfriend Betty.

Both activities are possible. He also enjoyed playing chess with his grandson, watching his granddaughters play high school and college golf, and watching them play chess. He liked watching his grandson play chess. He loved watching old westerns in his free time. He enjoyed walking Millie to and from the 7-Eleven. He enjoyed it greatly. During that time, he would secretly buy a candy bar for himself and his grandchildren with the warning “Don’t tell your grandmother.” Pete smiled and would do anything for his loved ones. He would give up anything. His greatest value was Jesus Christ, the Lord.