Cory A. Muller

I am so sorry to hear about your loss. Cory was my former colleague, and enjoyed working with him. He was a family man and often talked about his wife, and was really proud of his kids. Cory, you will be always missed. May your sould rest in peace.

Cory and Linda and Dana and I and our families lived in the same Plymouth neighborhood for many years. Our son, Henry, grew up with the Muller boys. Henry and Harrison (who Cory nicknamed "Potter" after Harry Potter) were in the same grade. The Muller house was the favored gathering place for all the neighborhood boys. Many pickup football games were played in their back yard. Through elementary and middle school, Harrison and Henry were often on the same sports teams, so we watched many...

Fun, some mischief and sports. Cory was a dear HS friend and classmate and we shared many fun times that included all of those things. While we haven't seen each other in years, reading memories from others reminds me of his great personality. Sending prayers and sympathy to his family.

Bob and I got to know Cory, Linda, Zach, Alex, and Harrison during Zach's four years at Wofford College in Spartanburg, SC. I met Linda during freshman orientation and we immediately hit it off. Our son Michael and Zach played all four years of football together. As time went by, we met Cory, Alex, and Harrison. Linda, Cory, Bob and I and two other families would tailgate nearly every home game and many away games together. Our tailgates were epic! Cory and Linda and the boys became...

We had a lot of fun times together growing up in Slayton. We played football (Cory caught one of the few touch downs I threw in B Squad football and had one of the best Touch Down spikes ever- of course the refs didn't like it. lol), basketball, baseball, and ran track together. Cory was always there if you needed help or to hang out. He had a great upbringing from his parents Siebe and Maizy and that translated to Cory being a great Dad and husband. We'll miss you buddy!

Favorite memories includes playing sports together with the boys, ice fishing trips to Canada and getting his advice or assistance to repair anything.

Wonderful friend all through high school He would always straighten out my collar and tell me the wash my face I can see why he turned out to be a great father One more thing with that with Great head of hair he had been on the basketball court

Linda, Zach, Alex and Harrison we are sorry for your loss. We remember Cory's beautiful smile and heartfelt laughter. You are all in our prayers.

God Bless you and your family Cory....