James Vincent McNulty

I never knew you, but you delivered me on 8/21/1962 so thank you. You basically gave me life as my mother, Virginia Holmes had a pretty rough pregnancy. I grew up a fan of your wife. Reat Easy

Dr McNulty delivered me at St Vincent's hospital, Los Angeles.

I am mistaken about James and Ann going on their Honeymoon in January 1954. My beloved Mom was probably on some heavy duty medications at the time.

My Mother told me that when I was born on January 8th 1954, Dr.McNulty delivered me at St. Vincent's Hospital.
She also said that he and his wife Ann Blyth had just gotten married and now, after my birth, they could go on their Honeymoon. Thank you Dr. McNulty for bringing me into the world.

Dr. McNulty delivered me on Dec 14 1949 ,followed annually by my 4 sisters. My mother Jane was one of his nurses. I remember she always had nice things to say about him. I knew his niece Kathy O´Connell but lost touch many years ago.

February 2025. Well, I was one of the thousands of babies delivered by Dr. McNulty, born in March of 1955 at St. Vincent Hospital. My mom had nothing but good words for him. That is why I remember his name. From what I've read on this site he must have been a remarkable human with a heart full of soul. Sorry for your family's loss.

May your hearts soon be filled with wonderful memories of joyful times together as you celebrate a life well lived.

And Dr. McNulty delivered me as well on Oct. 9. 1947 at the Naval Hospital in Long Beach. My mother had always told me my Doctor was married to Ann Blythe. I was breech so I am sure my Mom was glad to be in good hands. Thank you, Dr. McNulty Jeannie Carter Speakman

I was watching Mildred Pierce and it made me want to google Ann Blyth and then her husband. I came upon this and was reading all the beautiful remembrances of him. They are very heartwarming to read. He sounds like such a truly special man. His wife, children and grandchildren were so very lucky to have had this beautiful man in their lives.