MARK A. MULLINS

MARK MULLINS Obituary

MARK A. MULLINS, 55, passed away on Monday, Feb. 11, 2013. Born in Fort Wayne, Mark was a truck driver for McCon nell & Sons for 15 years and a sales associate at Mattress Warehouse for eight years. He is survived by his son, Ryan Mullins of Fort Wayne; daughter, Jena (Drew) Lancaster of Fort Wayne; the love of his life, Margaret LeClear of Fort Wayne; brother, Jeff Mullins of Fort Wayne; sisters, Cheryl Mullins of Ark. and Christine Mullins of Fort Wayne; stepmother, Margot Mullins of Fort Wayne; stepdaughters, Aimee LeClear of Fort Wayne and Brittany (Matt) Ping of N.H.; stepson, Brahm LeClear of Fort Wayne; 'Opa' to his eight grandchildren; 10 nieces and nephews; and former wife of 14 years, Susan. He was preceded in death by father, Glenn; and mother, Joan. A Memorial celebration will be held in the future. Memorials to the American Diabetes Association. Arrangements with D.O. McComb & Sons Funeral Home.

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Published by Fort Wayne Newspapers on Feb. 15, 2013.

Memories and Condolences
for MARK MULLINS

14 Entries

Cheryl Mullins

February 9, 2025

I hold you in my heart little brother, I miss you every day. I miss your laugh. I miss our chats, our hugs. I love you.

Christine Mullins

June 15, 2020

I Miss you brother.

March 1, 2013

Mark my dear brother,give Mom and Dad a great big hug,I will see you on the other side,Love you,Lil Sis Chris

Wendy Brockway

February 19, 2013

Our thoughts and prayers are with you and your family during this difficult time. I remember Uncle Mark was always lots of fun to be around during our family functions when I was growing up. He will be missed, God Bless to you all.

February 16, 2013

Mark was one of the most pleasant, gentle, and dedicated co workers I've even had the pleasure of working with. May your loss be balanced with fond memories and Mark's smiling face.

Jim McConnell

Shary Banks

February 16, 2013

So sorry to hear about Mark...Even though we didn't talk much, I will still miss you cuz!!!

Phillip Wood

February 15, 2013

I am sorry to hear of Marks passing here. He was truly a great person and he will be missed dearly. He was my Uncle when I grew up he was great. Rest in peace.

Randy &Marti Roberts

February 15, 2013

We are sorry to hear of Mark's passing. We knew Mark from our high school years. We all called him "Moon". You are in our hearts and prayers during these difficult days.

Cheryl Mullins

February 15, 2013

My dear sweet brother,
Losing you has left a hole in my heart. You are a beautiful, caring, loving and funny man. I hope I told you this. I will see you again. Love, Cissy

Cheryl Ort

February 15, 2013

I worked with Mark & he was truely one of the nicest guys. He was polite, professional, a hard worker & he had a great smile ~ an infectious smile. I ran into him last summer & he looked fantastic & was the same old guy I knew years ago when we worked together.
He was happy, we hugged ....
He will/is missed & loved.
My deepest condolences - Cheryl Ort

Jane W

February 15, 2013

Jena and Ryan, I am sorry to hear about your dad. He was a very nice man and always happy to relay how you were doing in life.I will miss our conversations from him stopping to do his banking. May God watch over all of you.

Marilyn H

February 15, 2013

To All of Mark's Family and Friends,

We are so sorry to hear of Mark's passing. He was such a nice person. I worked with Mark at McConnell's. He was a dedicated worker and a lot of fun to work with.

Mark loved his family, he talked about his family often.

Anne Wood

February 15, 2013

My heart goes out to you all. Mark was a very caring person and he loved his family dearly. Joe and I have you all in our prayers.
Aunt Anne and Uncle Joe Wood

Marc Tulley

February 15, 2013

I knew "Marky" from when we lived next door to each other as kids on Pemberton. He was a good friend while we were growing up...got into a lot of trouble together and worked together on his paper route. We'd fly through it so we could go play baseball together. We'd then argue...fight (he'd always win)..and go right back to being friends the next day.
Lost touch with him about 20 years ago, but I'll always have those memories of playing baseball (and football) into the dark, wrasslin', Star Trek on his front porch, throwing snowballs at cars and just hanging out spitting.
My heart goes out to his family. He'll always be with you (and me) through those wonderful memories.

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