Macon Vance Bullock
May 27, 2008 – December 1, 2025
The life of Macon Vance Bullock tragically ended on December 1, 2025, at the young age of 17. He was born on May 27, 2008, into the loving arms of Trey and Amy Bullock. Macon was the definition of an active boy, growing up in the country. You would often find him outdoors, fishing, hunting, or just enjoying the fresh air with his family and friends. As someone who loved God, of course he would want to spend his days in God’s own creation. From the time Macon was born, he had his own built-in playmate, his big brother, Will. Together, he and Will enjoyed getting into mischief at a young age and making their family and friends laugh. As he grew, it was clear that Macon had the heart of a servant and was a loyal friend. He never hesitated to raise a hand to help in any way. Macon was a person of big feelings. He loved deeply and made sure to show it, whether it was how he spent time playing with his cousins that adored him, or how he made an effort to offer a hug in every hello and an “I love you” in every goodbye. Though he is gone too soon, Macon’s big personality and his endearing expressions of love will continue to resonate with us and keep his memory alive in the years to come.
Macon leaves to cherish his memory, his beloved father and mother, Trey and Amy Bullock; brother Will Bullock and loving dog Mikey. Paternal Grandmother Roxanne Bullock, Grandfather Ricky Brantley. Maternal Grandparents Mark and Jean Rose. Uncle Tony Rose (Jennifer), Uncle Jon Bullock (Jenny) and Aunt Callie Carpenter (Joe). He leaves behind many beloved cousins that were like brothers and sisters as well as a very tight-knit friend group.
He is proceeded in death by his Great Grandparents Charles & Alice Rose, William & Nadine Bullock, Grandparents Billy Bullock and Peggy Brantley and Aunt Allison Lee.
Funeral service 11 am, Tuesday, Midpoint Church, 5407 NC-231, Middlesex, NC with burial to follow in Gethsemane Memorial Gardens.
Visitation 6-8 pm, Monday, Strickland Funeral Home & Crematory, 211 W. Third St., Wendell. www.stricklandfuneral.com
7 Comments
Our hearts are hurting for everyone. We will miss Macon grabbing our mail or offering to help with groceries. We will miss seeing that red hair getting in his truck and waving as he pulled out. The peace we have is that we will see you again Macon.
I am so sorry to hear this! I pray for all of you and will keep thinking and praying everyday that goes bye. May God help you and be with you everyday!
Amy and family, I am so so sorry to hear of your loss. There truly are no words. Our hearts ache with yours. May you feel the presence pf God today and always. Praying God grant you all peace and comfort that surpasses all understanding.
There are no words to express my deepest sympathy. Amy you and your family are in my prayers that y’all may hopefully find all the peace God can give during this difficult time.
Amy, Kip and I are so sorry to hear about your son. I will pray for you and your family. If you need anything, please reach out
Condolences, Thoughts and Prayers to the Family. May God Bless you during this difficult time and for days to come.
I am a friend of Jenny She is in my small group at church. I have been and will l continue to pray for your family.
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