John Clayton Mulvehill

Emmett & family - So sorry to hear of your loss. Thinking of you. Sherry & Dennis

Dear Daphne and family,
I'm so saddened to hear about JC's passing. What a wonderful man he was! He was so kind. (And I remember so many hours of fun on the water or in the snow with innertubes he gave us kids.) I have such wonderful memories of time spent with your family in PA and on my trips to Alabama. My thoughts and prayers are with you all.

JC helped build Baggett Transportation. Thank you for your service. Your dedication and loyalty will be hard to match.You and your family will always be in our prayers.

“I pray that you find comfort in the arms of the Most High. He will comfort you during this difficult time.
Romans 15:5”

Fond memories of fence building, barn raising, hay bailing and feeding,running, and taking care of the cows in my early days. Not so fond of the okra patch that Uncle "J" and Eolin dreamed up for Mom, Aunt Dat and myself to pick and sort and get to the market 5 mornings every week the summer of 1979. A "TRUE" gentleman he was, my Uncle "J." He will be missed !

May God comfort you during this time of grief with the knowledge that J.C. is with Him. Your family is in my prayers. Love in Christ

We will certainly miss J.C., and know you will too. Thanking God for him and treasuring the memories until we meet again. Keeping you all in our prayers. May the Lord comfort you and give you the peace that only He can provide. Love you.

J.C. and Daphne Mulvehill are the finest, most kind-hearted couple I have ever known ... genuine people who lived their faith. I'm proud to claim them as first cousins.

One of our heroes in so many ways. Clearly with our God but we will miss him terribly. Our love and prayers to his wonderful family