Brian G. Mullis

My dearest Brian. I can't believe that it's been 6 1/2 months ago that you left us, because it feels like only last week. I miss you so much & a day doesn't go by that I don't think of you many times throughout the day. Some days are much harder than others, but I'm trying my best to get through the day to day routines & continue on living without you. There are so many things I miss doing with you - from the mundane household things to our travels, from our conversations to your silent...

My condolences. I remember my neighbors across the street. They were a great family. Dave, Brian, and Dexter were my personal favorites. Reminisced with him and his son Mike at an RV show in a 36 ft Windsport for over an hour. Nice guy.

My condolences to all the family. Brian was my best friend growing up, as we lived right across the alley from each other. We spent every day together both at school and home. We went on several train trips to Portland compliments of his dad. Only wish we had stayed closer in touch over the years. I did get to talk to him several months back, and we had fun reminiscing about our younger days.

To my Loving husband Brian, my best friend & the absolute love of my life. My heart is aching & I miss you so much my love! :'(

We are saddened by your loss. Thoughts and prayers for your family.

Barb, Jenny, Michael;
We are so very sorry for your loss. You are in our thoughts and prayers.

I am so sorry to hear about you loss of Brian.
I worked around Brian for many years, at least 15, at Boeing. He was always a professional and pleasant person to work with. A wonderful and very talented craftsman.
As it turns out Brain and I are the same age, and were both retired from Boeing.
I will keep him, his family and friends in my prayers.

Brian worked just around the corner from the Boeing Renton sign shop, where I was most of the time. He was always doing something useful, and was usually the one who did the jobs requiring the highest quality. Always very pleasant to work with.

I had the privelage to work with Brian at Boeing in Renton for many years. I remember him as a great carpenter but most of all a great man. My condolences to the Mullis family.