Tyngsboro, Massachusetts
Gail A. (Kimball) Mullen, 70, of Tyngsboro, died Mon., June 30, in Brigham & Women's Hospital in Boston after a brief illness. She was the widow of Richard T. Mullen, who died in 1989.Mrs. Mullen was born and raised in Worcester, a daughter of the late Willard and Eva (Buckman) Kimball, and...
Read MoreI grew up across the street from the Mullen's and have only great memories of Gail and her family. My family was always treated as a part of their family, these types of neighbors do not exist anymore. I only wished my children could experience such wonderful times with our neighbors, times have really changed. I wish peace in the hearts of her family and will always think happy thoughts of the entire Mullen Family.
Sonnet Consigli
July 03, 2008 | Mendon, MA
The news of Gail's passing has left my heart very heavy today. She was a true friend through good times and bad. Dick and Gail were great neighbors and role models for my children for many years. They helped my family and I through a lot of difficult times and shared a lot of wonderful memories. Gail's memory will live on in my heart forever. My thoughts and prayers are with the family at this time.
Jeannie Frost
July 03, 2008 | Milford, MA
A truly "nice" person. It is said about many, but few really are. Gail was a good neighbor and friend. I hope all her wishes have come true and she left in peace and contentment. I will remember her always.
Charlene Cormier
July 03, 2008 | Pine Island Rd. Milford, MA
