Lieutenant Colonel Robert Winston Fulmer from Fort Smith served with the US Army in Vietnam. Lieutenant Colonel Fulmer's awards include the Air Medal and the Army Commendation Medal. He is currently the president of the William O. Darby MOAA chapter, where he has received the Distinguished Patriotic Achievement Award and the MOAA Leadership Award.

During Lieutenant Colonel Fulmer's tour of duty in Vietnam, he actively participated in more than 25 aerial missions over hostile territory in support of operations against communist aggression. Throughout these missions, he displayed exceptional air discipline and determination to accomplish his mission despite the hazards inherent in repeated aerial flights over hostile territories, demonstrating a high degree of professionalism and devotion to duty.

Upon retiring from the United States Army in 1984, he completed the requirements for the Arkansas State real estate license and the Arkansas State insurance license. Lieutenant Colonel Fulmer managed a shopping mall in Fort Smith from 1984 to 1989, and later became a life and health agent for New York Life Insurance. After 16 years with New York Life, he transitioned to an independent insurance agent, a role he continues to hold.

He holds memberships in the local American Legion chapter, the Darby chapter of the Military Officers Association of America, the Veterans of Foreign Wars, and the Western Arkansas Veterans Coalition. His primary focus is on the Darby chapter of MOAA, where he has served as president for three terms. Lieutenant Colonel Fulmer has received the MOAA National Leadership Award and the Darby MOAA chapter Distinguished Patriotic Achievement Award.

He also participates in the Flag Etiquette Committee of the Darby chapter of MOAA, which offers a 45-minute program to every fifth-grade student in a two-county area each year. Lieutenant Colonel Fulmer personally presents this program to approximately 2,500 students annually.