Murray Neil Mullins

Elizabeth and family - sending my heartfelt sympathy.

Mr. Mullins touched so many lives, not only through his passion for teaching history, but also through his strong Christian beliefs. I know my two children prospered and thrived in his class. My son went on to be a passionate history teacher thanks to Murray’s influence. I had the pleasure of teaching with his beautiful wife while I was employed in the Great Valley school district. I wish I could have attended the viewing and service. Many blessings to Kathy and the family. I know you will...

Murray was one of my fifth grade teachers at Hillside Elementary 1977, what a dynamic teacher and story teller always energetic and so enthusiastic really enthralling. He was a big believer in developing student's vocabulary, week in and week out words to master and be tested. I learned with work I could do it !! It was really my first academic experience I recall being proud of. He was a born educator and a real credit to the TE School District.

So sorry to hear about Murray. He was a friend and a storyteller and he will be missed.

Rest in peace, Mr. Mullins. You were so influential in children's lives, including ours. Thank you for bringing light and love into the world.

I was a student with my school on a trip to Philadelphia this march and had the honor of having Murray as my guide, he was like no other, without a doubt the best guide I’ve ever had and he will be greatly missed by me and my school here in Wichita Kansas.

Murray was such a joy to the world! It was an honor to get to know him during a tour of Philadelphia! My favorite memory of him was when, at the end of our trip, he gave our whole class (45 people!!!) hugs and said “it was such a blessing to be with young Christians!” I love his spirit of cheerfulness, his catchy lines like “money honey” and “mmmhm” and the way he interacts with everyone around him. Murray was one of the people I am lucky and proud to have met. I praise the Lord for his life!

I worked with Murray for a couple of years through freedom‘s foundation/founding forward.
I usually would see him at breakfast before handing off a bus load of students to him for their trips to Philadelphia.
I always knew they were in good hands.
When they arrived back on campus, I would hear Murray’s bus load of students talking about the good time they had.
Not once did I see him complain or negative. I usually saw him smiling.
He seemed to love students and...

Where to begin about this truly amazing man? My family and I feel incredibly blessed to have known him for the last 15 years! Elizabeth Toy is my best friend so I’m grateful to Pop M that she was born to begin with. When my husband and I finally turned our lives over to Christ Murray and Katherine were a big voice in guiding that beginning journey. He always greeted you with the biggest smile, huge hug and a hello darling that made me feel like the most important person in the world! I can...