Harold E. Mullins

Hal Mullins was one of those "real" people. The sort who everybody knew and everybody loved. It's been a while now since the last time I saw him but when I did, I knew him and he knew me and his hug was the same as always! He was a great man, a great teacher and to so, so many...a great friend and supporter. God Bless you really awfully good Mr. Mullins.

Everyone respected and liked Mr. Mullins. A great man and a great legacy - the class of '74 remembers him fondly! Marsha Holton

Mr. Mullins was one of the finest people I have ever had the pleasure to know. A gentle giant....kind and compassionate. He truly loved and cared about all his "kids" and and always had our backs. To all my Fletcher alumni peeps,we have a new Guardian Angel who STILL has our backs. Rest in Peace, Dean Mullins. Love and condolences to Charlotte and the family.

Mr. Mullins was a great influence on my life during my academic years at Fletcher High and always continued my deep intense history by his stories of landing at Normandy during World War II and various other military stories that meant a lot to him and the classes he taught. I will always remember him and everything he meant to me. I will see you soon, my friend.

Mr Mullins, thank you for your leadership and love. You made a lasting impression on me and I thought of you often during my military career. So sorry for your loss Charlotte. Prayers and thanks, Jon Bateman.

Tori - your grandfather sounds like an amazing man and I am sorry for your loss. I hope the memories of him comfort you and the family.