Terrell A. Bullock

 Terrell Andre Bullock, the self-proclaimed "Legend of KC" was born to Gloria Bullock and Richard White in Kansas City Missouri. He attended KB Richardson, elementary school, Martin Luther King Jr. middle school, Van Horn and Southeast high school where he met the true love of his life Kenya Franklin. Terrell never gave up on his education and eagerly obtained his GED in July 2023 from Literacy KC.

 Terrell accepted Christ as his Lord and Savior at a very young age. A long-term member of Greg Tabernacle AME Church, Terrell never hesitated to display his relationship with God if he wasn’t physically present in the sanctuary, you could catch him carrying his Bible around.

 Terrell‘s employment include various fast food, restaurants, and driving school buses, which he affectionately loved. Most notably Terrell was a voice of the people, a protester for fair wage worker rights with Stand-Up KC he also traveled to Chicago Illinois to participate in their citywide protests.  So very articulate and presentable Terrell was routinely requested by the media during protest to be interview.  To know Terrell was to love him. He always had a smile on his face and wore it in his heart Terrell was a poet and a lover of various music genres, especially rock. You could catch him at a Rock Festival, crowd surfing, and enjoying himself. He always made time for a family and was the trusted family member to work on the grill a skill that not many people have.  

Terrell where was proceeded in death by his father Richard White maternal grandfather George Bullock III, maternal aunt Patricia Bullock Bell maternal uncle, Ira Joe Bullock, and other special relatives and friends.

 To cherish his memory, Terrell leaves his maternal grandmother, Frankie Bullock of Kansas City, Missouri, Mother  Gloria Bullock of Kansas City, Missouri son Antonio Hatten of Denver Colorado daughters Kontrell Bullock,  Khani (Josh) Bullock, grandchildren, Kamani, Katana and Jerixo, sisters, Tasha (Delveccio) Zollar, Tameka Bullock, Janine Johnson, Jeannetta Price, Melissa Wells, Tamika Gordan, cousins raised as sisters, Termisha Jenkins and Tamonda (Cedric) Crawford, all of the greater Kansas City area and a host of additional siblings loved ones and friends.