Charles R. "Mac" McNulty

Mac was a quiet leader who helped solve so many issues the arose during the years of rapid and massive growth in Finnehtown's early years. Those were also years of social growth. I especially remember the arrival of Title 9 and the stress upon athletics. While many schools had to be dragged kicking and screaming into the new era, Mac smoothed the transition by quietly reassuring coaches, players, and parents that things would work out and all program would survive and the kids would...

I often think of the example Mac provided for me as a young teacher and coach. It is incredible how much impact he had on the youth of Finneytown and it is wonderful to notice that that community continues to recognize his legacy by continuing to maintain and improve the stadium at McNulty Field. I believe those efforts reflect his spirit and commitment to the youth of the district. Mac, rest in peace.

Steve and I extend our sincere sympathy to Jimmie and the family. We were privileged to attend the beautiful service at Northminster. The faith community and family could not have done better.
Mac is beloved at Finneytown and in the community but then all of you are well aware of that fact.
We were privileged to have known him and his wonderful family.
Steve Elliott & Jan Weber (Elliott)

Mr. McNulty has been a pillar to the whole Finneytown community. It is amazing what he did and got accomplished. I feel grateful to have known him.

Our deepest sympathy to the family. Mr. McNulty touched the lives of our whole family leaving us with wonderful memories.

Marv, Stan, Larry & Debbi Mark
as well as our parents, Jerry and Bernice.

I only had the pleasure of meeting "Mac" a couple of times in Cincinnati, but he was, and always will be, Bigger Than Life! He was a generous, quiet, sincere man with a great love of family, sports, and The Cincinnati Reds. It was an honor to have just met him. Our thoughts and prayers are with his family as they remember a wonderful man's life.

Thanks Jimmie and Kids, for sharing your father with us for so many years. Mac was a second "Dad" to many of us and one of the most universally beloved persons that I have ever met.

Jon and Sue,

So sorry to hear of your father/father-in-law's passing. My thoughts and prayers go out to your family. I hope your many wonderful memories will sustain you in your time of grieving. Love you, Len and Liz Locaputo

Our deepest sympathy to a wonderful man, teacher, and coach. Our prayers are with you and your entire family. Your presence will surely be missed in Finneytown, but your legacy will live on.