John Mulholland

I still think about John all the time. He was a great example of how we should treat one another. I know he is in Heaven looking down. I hope to see you again someday!

"Mr. Mo" was the man who introduced many of us into the wonderful world of rocketry at Lucerne, Wonderful, charismatic, and caring. What a joy to read he brought such attributes with him to the great state of Alaska. Rest well my friend.

---Mr. Mulholland was my eighth grade science teacher at Muscatel in Rosemead Ca way way back in 1973-74. Besides celebrating with me our same birthday, and I imagine that is another reason why he was so nice to me, he tried his best to teach us about the car engine.But my best memory of him was when he would take us members of his class out to the lucerne valley dry lake bed for some rocketry. We camped over night and sent some model "D" Rockets way up. Over the years I have often thought of...

There's that one teacher you tell your children about as you grow old and Mr. Mulholland is that one for me. Rarely does a teacher show such charisma, excitement and pure enthusiasm while teaching as Mr. Mulholland did. The choice in taking a sick day off from school was met with great apprehension as to what you may miss or experience in his class, sometimes even a broken classroom window or small fire... haha .never a dull moment, and always enlightening. The memories of your class, stories...

Mr. Mulholland changed my life. He was the best teacher ever. He took me hunting, fishing,skiing and even let me fly his plane. There's not enough words to say about how great a man he was. Diana, my heart goes out to you.

John was the disciple who led me to Christ. He is a great man and I will miss him dearly. God was telling me to call. I guess I thought he would just live forever here on earth. I was too late and feel horrible but long to see him in heaven. I know he is there. Take care Diane. He is waiting.

I was sad to hear about John's passing. It is a great loss to those who loved him. We know, however, he is in a much better place. John had a gift for making people smile and feel good about themselves. I remember him telling stories about his hunting and fishing adventures and he sure had them. He enjoyed life to the fullest and now he's free from the pain.

Diana, my heart goes out to you. It's those of us who are left behind, that have the heart ache and grief to bear. Please...

John always had a smile for everyone and his students loved him at Wendler Middle School. He was an advocate for every kid! If I was having a bad day I could always go to John's classroom and be cheered up with his laugh!