Dr. Henry Clifford Mullins Jr.

I was fortunate to be Moon's librarian at South Alabama for many of courses. His favorite assignment - get the students studying with the country doctors to ask about antibiotics for colds! Most of the time the doctors told students they would give it to patients if they asked for them! Then he would rant about superbugs - and he was right! It was always a delight to help him and his students do research. I was thinking about him and am so sorry to find he's died but he had a long, fruitful...

Sad to hear. My condolences to the family. Dr. Mullins was a special person.

Peace and blessings

Proud to have known him and his children

I am so sorry to hear of Doc "Moon" Mullins passing. I believe that the long list of his accomplishments and "hats´ he wore, in this beautiful obituary, should include that he was an advocate for people with hearing loss, telecoils in hearing aids, and that helped foster the installation of the first hearing loops in Fairhope. As a hearing aid user himself, he recognized the difficulties people with hearing loss experience understanding the spoken Word, and he invited me to come to Fairhope...

My hero has passed on to his just rewards. I dearly loved this man. Our family moved to Fairhope in 1956. His father and my father had worked together at Gulf States Paper in Tuscaloosa years before and he immediately became our doctor and, more importantly, a lifelong friend. His presence will be sorely missed by every one whom he touched.