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Dean Maxfield Mullavey

1927 - 2015

Dean Maxfield Mullavey obituary, 1927-2015, North Hatley, QC

Dean Mullavey Obituary

Dean was a ­potter, artist, teacher and mentor. He was born in Concord, New Hampshire. He served in the US Navy and spent time in Japan after WWII. He graduated from Syracuse University with a BFA and went on to earn an MFA from Tulane. He came to Canada and taught pottery at The Pottery in North Hatley, Que. and art at Champlain College and Bishop's University in Lennoxville. Dean set high standards for himself and his students and was much admired and loved by those whom he taught and mentored. He was always supportive of his students and gave positive direction and purpose to the lives of countless young men and women. He was a respected artist whose work can still be found in many museum collections and in private collections across North America. He was a great aficionado of Gilbert and Sullivan and starred in many productions. He is ­survived by his brother Richard of Concord, New Hampshire and his niece and nephews Christie, Brian, Kevin and Alan along with countless friends who loved him dearly.
A memorial service will be held at a later date. Donations in memoriam can be sent to: Lennoxville and District Community Aid – Meals on Wheels North Hatley, P.O. Box 292, Sherbrooke, QC J1M 1V5

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Published by The Sherbrooke Record from Jan. 6 to Jan. 8, 2016.

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March 12, 2016

We miss you Dean.
Vince & Liz

Louise Eaton

January 7, 2016

Dear Dick,
My heartfelt sympathy and condolences to you and your loving family on the loss of your beloved Dean. You have lost someone who touched my life and the lives of many. Dean will forever be remembered for his illustrious life and pottery skills.

Robert Richardson

January 7, 2016

Dean, you were a treasure, gem and a pleasure to have known. My sympathies to your family! North Hatley will just be the same without you!

Robert Richardson

James Moran

January 7, 2016

Dean, you Sir will be sadly missed. Thank you for helping keep the Family History alive and helping out all us COUSINS in filling in the blanks. Your humor and patience was a virtue. Your Cousin

Nancy Beattie

January 7, 2016

On behalf of the entire Champlain College community, we express sincere condolences to family and friends of our former colleague. Dean's legacy will live on in the students whom he taught and in the hearts of all whose lives he touched.

January 7, 2016

Yes, Dean was a brilliant artist and much more but to me he was a dear friend.....I will miss our little chats when I delivered his Meals and his emails always addressed to Margie, he was the only one that used that for me, he said it was special....Dean I will miss you and love you always.....years ago we danced up a storm at Donna's wedding and caused quite a stir I remember , it was great fun.....I loved your laugh and your brilliant mind....Be in Peace now my dear Dean, so many people are missing you......

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