ROBERT L. MULLIN

I'm sorry for your loss. I hope the Mullin family will find comfort from the words found at Psalms 145:18.

MAY THE THOUGHT OF KNOWING THAT FRIENDS AND FAMILY SHARE IN YOUR GRIEF BE OF COMFORT TO YOUR FAMILY.PLEASE READ PROV 17:17

To the family of Capt. Robert L. Mullin MD., I am so sorry for your loss. I'm sure you will miss him dearly. Please find comfort in knowing one day we will see our loved ones again. John 6:40. Matthew 5:5.

Roberta, Scott and the entire Mullin Family - our thoughts are with you this weekend. Your dad had a long, wonderful, rich life and know you will be comforted by all the great memories of him as you gather to say your goodbyes. With love and peace - Carol and Lee

Steve and Family,

We can't imagine what you must be feeling right now, but we want you and your family to know that you all are in our hearts and minds and offer our sincere sympathy in this most difficult time.

Econsult Solutions Family

Your joyful nature and creative intelligence will always remain in our hearts and minds! We will remember you at all times as a collegue, friend, mentor and innovator of health classification systems. Our sincere and deep condolences to the Mullin family!

Dr. Bob was one of the clearest, toughest, most visionary thinkers it has ever been my privilege to know. In the 90's as a consultant to 3M he spent five years working with Rich Averill and a team of coding specialists and physicians developing the initial version of ICD-10-PCS, a much-overdue update to the procedure coding system used to determine payment, track quality, and perform data analysis of procedures performed in the hospital. After 16 years of political tussles and delays, ICD-10-PCS was finally implemented in 2014 in the U.S., and has since been adopted by the national ministries of health in Belgium and Spain. Because of his work on this and many other projects, his contribution to improving the quality of healthcare data throughout the world is incalculable. For me personally, Dr. Bob was my mentor and friend. He taught me what I needed to know to carry on the work of ICD-10-PCS, and even though it has been eleven years since he retired from 3M, I still channel Dr. Bob when I am trying to noodle my way to clarity. You are one of a kind, Dr. Bob. Rest in Peace.

Maureen even though I can not be there with you and your family physically, my heart and spirit are with you. Find peace in all the many great things your Dad has done and the life he led. You are evidence of his great job as a father and grandfather. Love you!!

Even though I knew him throughout my whole childhood, I learned so much about his life today! John Glenn?!! Iceland? And to hear that he was already retired by the time Maureen and I met in Kindergarten, and all the great things he went on to do after that -- that's a pretty amazing life lived. I'm sending lots of love and hugs to all the Mullins as you celebrate your wonderful dad. He will be missed terribly.

Dr. Mullin was a champion for the work of the team at Yale and later at HSI and 3M on the health data technologies that he helped develop. We became very well acquainted when I joined HSI. Dr. Bob readily agreed to have hospital executives come to St Raph's to learn, many from NY, who of course already knew everything. Dr.Bob loved tangling with these know-it-alls, no surprise. They and I both learned a lot - Dr.Bob never let you get too comfortable that you'd learned all you could. Thank you, Dr. Bob, for that.

Amazing man! Glad I was able to meet him on a number of occasions and my deepest condolences to the family.

Bob, you were the original developer of the 3M International Refined Diagnosis Related Groups. Rest in Peace.

Dear Mullin Family,
Though I didn't know your dad much at all, I have always loved hearing the many stories that Michele and Roberta have shared over many years. I have great memories of so many of you, and know that your parents must be the source of a huge legacy of love, humor and kindness. Sending you hugs.

My sincerest condolences..of all his many accomplishments I have to believe raising such great kids has to rank among his greatest..I am so sorry, please know I am thinking of you - John Rosen