Hayley R. Mullins

Dear Dan, Barbara and to her beloved ones.. Haley was a shinning beacon of hope to me, I will never forget how she defended me as I was being bullied. She was a shinning star not for just me but for all who met her. She was the best at being kind an putting others before her own. I hope to see her again when it´s my time. We may have not been friends or best friends however she was the sweetest person I ever met. She was truly sincere an pure in every way.

I often sit in silence No eyes can see me weep But forever in my aching heart Your beautiful memories will keep

Dear Barbara & Danny,
We were so saddened to read of Haley's passing. we will always remember your beautiful daughter's dynamic skills as an athlete, and her friendly, poised and vibrant personality. We are thinking of you both and your family, sending prayers of healing, and hoping you find increasing solace in your faith.
Sincerely, Lisa Levy & Jim Schulwolf

Dear Barbara and Danny,
Please accept our heartfelt condolences in your time of sorrow.Find comfort in your wonderful memories....
In sympathy,

I would like to express my deepest condolences to your family. Although I can't understand exactly how you feel, our Heavenly Father does and He will provide you with the strenghth and comfort you need (Isaiah 61:1, 2). I hope my prayers help a little.

My deepest condolences to family and friends. May you all find comfort in knowing that Jesus promises to bring back to life our loss loved ones.

Dear Barb and Dan and Family,

We remember Hayley summers in Black Point.
All the kids playing basketball, and Hayley riding her moped. We are so sorry for your loss. Memories of her are with you forever. Jack and I send our sincere sympathy for your loss.

Dear Barbara and Danny and Family,
So sorry your beloved daughter, Hayley, has passed. She sounded like a very loving person who will be missed by all her knew her. No words can adequately express the sympathy I feel for you. It's tragic when parents lose a child and must bear that loss. In sympathy, Betty Henault