Joseph T. MULLIN Sr.

I have so many memories from my early childhood of my Uncle Joe. A young man in love with my sweet Aunt Delores. Big brother to his many sisters. He sang in the Saint Edward's Parish Show. He always loved babies. He couldn't imagine a vacation without all of his children. He loved my father. I'm so glad I got to see him, talk with him, and hear him laugh once more when we met at the last "cousin's" reunion. He is in my heart. Much love to Aunt Delores. Your loving cousin, Lou Michael

It's difficult to find words to express my deeply felt condolences to Aunt Dolores and to my cousins and their families and my sorrow at the passing of my Uncle Joe. Besides remembering Uncle Joe as a devoted family man, most of my memories are of Uncle Joe at parties. Isn't that surprising? I can hear him saying, "What do you need, Lin?" And whatever you asked for, he would get it. I remember his love of babies. Don't bring a baby around him unless you would let him hold it - not...

Dee, so sorry to hear of your Dad's passing. Sorry we are so far as we would have liked to join you and all your family in your Dad's mass.
Know you are in our thoughts and prayers as your Dad has been in the last several weeks. Hope to see you soon. Give our condolences to all the Mullin Family. Love, Eileen & Rich

Dearest Tom and Family,
My deepest sympathy in the loss of your loved one. cherish the memories as they will keep him present in your hearts.
Love,
Julia Rios-McManus

Gus, so sorry to hear about your lost. We are out of town and cannot make it to the church. Just remember that your dad and your family are in our prays. George and Jenny Anderosky

My deepest sympathies to the "entire" Mullin family for the sad passing of Joe, your patriarch. Although I only knew him in a small way, as my bother Larry is married to Joe's sister, Terry Berran, I enjoyed knowing him well enough to converse with at family gatherings and always enjoyed his noticeable "presence in the room". He was a very good person and I'm very sorry that one such as he who is so loved ever has to leave all who will miss him so much. Again, my heartfelt condolences.

Like my Dad, Uncle Joe was a man of profound decency whose good heart and humor shown through in every smile. My memories are vivid and mostly from when I was a small boy. I was always happy when Uncle Joe - and all the Mullins - were going to be around. I've told Karen about our singing Roger Miller-"---trailers for sale or rent, rooms to let 50 cents ---" driving over to Cape May. What better legacy then the beautiful family he made with Aunt Delores. A good man has left us and I am sad...

rest in peace "Moon" my condolences to the entire Mullin family. One of the best people i have had the good fortune to know for a long time. Had so many fun times at Roosevelt and in the driveway, and of course the trips to ND . You were one of thre bset Mr Mullin and you will be sorely missed by all.

So sorry to hear of Joe's passing. We couldn't have asked for nicer neighbors when we moved on Greeby St. all those years ago. Our thoughts and prayers are with all of you.