Michael Mulkey

Hello Bulk! You are gone but certainly not forgotten. This must be you but I can't believe it and am sad to know you've passed. You were such a presence in my life, all be it brief, your presence that is. In that short time, I remember many crazy evenings at The Mideval Inn, rentals on the coast with gin fizzes, and at my house on Johnson and 23rd in NW Portland. I was only 21 when I met you at The Inn and you would stop by sometimes to listen to Bonnie Rait, the baseball cover, in our living...

Mike was my cousin. We grew up together and shared many a Sunday dinner at Grandpa Tom and Grandma Ferol Mulkey's home. When I was 7, Mike and I had climbed a tree together and were sitting on a limb over my family's driveway. Pretty soon the limb broke and we fell to the ground which knocked the wind out of us both. I was 2 years younger but in our younger years we had fun together. We would play together with our cousins Emily, Gail and Karen Jenkins. ( Gail Jenkins Henderickson passed away...

I am sorry to here that my cousin Mike recently passed away. Mike was 2 years older but we spent weekends at Grandpa & Grandma Mulkey's with other cousins and aunts and uncles. They were great memories. Rest in Peace, Mike.

Friend, co-worker, mentor the words hardly do Mike justice as to what he meant to me. Life sadly goes on but it's not the same. I'll miss our lunches at Your Inn and Stanich's and most of all just our daily talks. You always said you'd sleep when you were dead. Rest well my friend

From our days at Jesuit, I have wonderful memories of Mike as a man with a big heart, a wide smile, a rich, positive soul and a thirst for fun in life. God bless and Requiesce in Pace

It's an honor to know the whole family. Rest in God's care and joy Mr. Mulkey.

From a Jesuit classmate, Rest In Peace big guy.

RIP Mike, hate to see old friends pass on!