Roy Delbert Bullock

Roy Delbert Bullock, of Corbin, KY, peacefully passed away on Sunday, May 26, 2024 at the Baptist Health in Corbin, Kentucky.
Born on March 3, 1935, in Whitley County, KY to the late E.H. Bullock and Emma (Jones) Bullock.
He was an active member of Central Baptist Church, a Redhound Varsity Club member, a member of Hugh Harris Masonic Lodge, Corbin Shrine Club. Roy could often be seen at Corbin High Football and Basketball games. He was the proud owner of Bullocks Cycle and Repair of over 50 years.
Along with his parents, Roy was preceded in death by his wife of over 50 years, Bartie (Prewitt) Bullock.
A devoted father to his daughter, Suzanne Bullock Ray (T.G. Shuck) of Lexington, KY. Roy was also a grandfather, to Ramsey Klaire Ray and Karson Ryan Ray both of Lexington, KY. Close extended family members, Pauline Adkins, Troy Prewitt (Donna) Kathy Smith (Danny), Phyllis Monhollen, Sharon White (Jack), Travis Monhollen (Tara), Elizabeth Lambdin (Brandon), Zachary Prewitt (Heather), JT Smith (Bobbie) and Emma Crawford (Chance) all of Corbin, KY; special caregiver, Carol Mathis of London, KY; and a special friend, Tom Kidd of Corbin that he spent many days rocking in the swing on the front porch.
Roy proudly served in the Army and his service to his country was always a source of pride for him. His dedication in everything he did was truly inspiring. A military graveside service with Honors will be conducted by American Legion Post 88 of Corbin.
Roy loved his town of Corbin! He truly had a servant’s heart. From parking cars at football games, selling tickets for basketball games, or giving his time in various ways at Central Baptist Church you could always find him giving the shirt off his back and wanting nothing in return.
Visitation will be from 12:00 PM until 2:00 PM on Friday, May 31, at the Central Baptist Church in Corbin, KY. The funeral service will immediately follow at 2:00 PM with Rev. Josh Pollet officiating.
Roy will be laid to rest in the Worley Cemetery.
Croley Funeral Home in charge of arrangements.