Nancy S. Mullen

Remembering mom, how beautiful you were, with long black hair and brown smooth skin. I miss you.

Hi mom, I sure wish you could meet my new Grandson. He was born at 6 lbs. He has beautiful black hair and skin soft as cotton. I always think about, and wish you was here. Still loving you, Nanette.

I still think about you mom, all the time. And how I could have done things differently. Love you always.

Hey Ladybug. That was what Nancy Mullen called many female workers at Envoy Nursing and Rehabilitation Center. I worked in Recreation and Activities section. Ms. Mullen was a joy. She was so funny. She had a humble spirit, never complained even when she wasn't feeling well. She was up and dressed daily with pep in her step. At times, she had more energy than us young folk. Ms. Mullen was sharp in mind and enjoyed games, literature, reading scripture, singing, parties, family fued, arts...

Hi my name Cassandra Cobb. Ms. Mullen passed shortly after my departure from Envoy as Activities Assistant and I never got an opportunity to say final farwell. Nancy was such a joy to be around. She loved the Lord, her family, and spoke often and with love about her son "Mark". Thank you, Ms. Mullen, for the chat down memory lane while sitting outdoors; for sharing in celebratuon of your last birthday in style and lots of laughter; for uplifting the residents with your love, strenghth, and...