Timothy Mullins

Dear Peg, Daniel, Sarah, Nancy & Susan,

I was sad to hear this news about Tim, of one of my best Jr High and HS friends, back in Reading MA in the late 60s-early 70s. He was funny, smart, politically savvy at a young age, and we got along famously, with a nice group of friends (including Scott Stewart, who has expressed his sorrow and memories here too) in a very important period of our lives. He sat behind me in classes (alphabetical!), and we often played catch on the fields at Joshua Eaton. He introduced me to the MUMMERS STRUT----and I think of him every Jan1, here in Philadelphia! I had moved to Reading from San Diego in 1967, and Tim essentially introduced me to Boston sports teams. (and to the Fenway song "HMS man". Our paths separated after HS/college, but it was fun to catch up with him a few times in recent years when he was a well-regarded member of the Park Service, and we would recall those distant years, and share some Boston sports stories and memories.

RIP Tim, and thank you for being a real happy part of my memories of my youth.

My condolences to you, his family, and to Nancy and Susan...and thnx to Susan for keeping in touch with my sister Michele to keep the Mullins-Mullin connection alive.

With Sympathy,
Stephen Mullin

My cousin Tim I knew most through stories told be Phyllis. Stories of her devoted son who would visit with her most every Sunday, always bringing beautiful flowers with him, as well as the promise of interesting conversations about current events (for which she was sure to keep up with for these visits) and of course family she seemed truly amazed by this son who honored her with his steadfastness, intelligence, warmth, class and love. To me he seemed to be an enlightened spirit who elevated the energy of all who came to be in his presence. Sending love and hugs from this part of the Gaudet family

Tim was the ultimate "know everything" guy in our office at the National Park Service. He got us out of administrative fixes all the time. I am so sorry to hear about his death. My first response was, "No! Not Tim.

I am truly saddened to hear of Timmy's passing.
Timmy and I were good friends back in junior and senior high school in Reading, MA. We were even planning on being college roommates at UMass but the University botched that up. Life happens and we lost touch over the years, but I will always hold dear those many wonderful memories from our younger years growing up together.
Rest in Peace Old Friend.
With my sincere condolences,
Scott Stewart

Tim you will be deeply missed, please keep watch over your family. HUGS

R.I.P. Tim, you will be greatly missed, please continue to watch over your family. HUGS, Donna Kluk