Jeffrey McNulty

Sometimes I miss you so much, Jeff, that it makes my whole body hurt. I know you´re still with us watching Lindsay raise the boys and how happy they are, growing into mini Jeff´s. I hope they grow up to be as vibrant, social, and connected as you were and that they make the world a better place like you did. We miss you. Continuous love to Lindsey and the boys.

I love that "Googs" is in his final epitaph. I treasure the memories of us in Junior high and high school, his frequent trips to San Diego when I lived at 1175 Pacific Beach Drive - the Santa Party, the Beachcomber, Nicks Sports Bar, and endless Sundays on the couch watching the Jets lose, rounds of golf and having a few beers. There was no one like him, he was the best and the entire extended friend group will miss him...and we probably will not see each other very often because he was the...

My heart is broken. I miss him dearly. My heart, my love and my thoughts are with the family always.

We were so sorry to hear about Jeff. I know he put up quite a fight to try and beat the cancer. We feel we got to know Jeff through the many stories James would share with us. Our heartfelt love goes out to you,Lindsay, and your sons. Our world lost a very special guy.

Jeff's mission to bring people and resources together to make the world a better place will never be forgotten. My deepest sympathy and love to all those who have lost such an amazing friend and person.

Our deepest sympathy, thoughts, prays and sorrows.

My thoughts and prayers go out to the entire McNulty Family. May Jeff Rest in Peace. I never met Jeff but over the last couple of months through his brother Pat I got know him a little. To me Jeff was a very brave and thoughtful man. God Bless him and his family. Philip Borzumato

I am devastated to hear this. Jeff was a good friend when I lived in San Francisco and later when I would see him through our mutual friend Justin Healy. He made the world better and will be remembered and missed.