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Mrs. Mullenax passed away Wednesday, December 4, 2024, in Tyler. She was born August 28, 1954, in Angeles City-Pampanga, Philippines to Pedro Badajous Sabanao and Monica Matiga Sabanao.
Elisa was a member of New Life Worship Center and a former member of Church On The Move. She graduated from Tyler Junior College with two degrees, one in Networking and another in Office Administration. She held the position of Library Technician with TJC when she retired in 2012 after 15 years.
Elisa was preceded in death by her daughter, Jennifer Mae Mullenax, and brothers Ernesto M. Sabanao, Pedro M. Sabanao, Danilo Sabanao, and Hermino Sabanao.
She is survived by her loving family including her husband John W. Mullenax and her two sons, Steven W. Mullenax and Brian E. Mullenax, her beloved aunt Milagros M. Gossage, and her siblings Remedios S. Boase, Remegio M. Sabanao, Domingo M. Sabanao, Edith M. Sabanao, Erlindaor Leonila Esteban, Marilyn S. Smith, and Mariafe S. E'infinger.
Pallbearers will be Jason Gossage, Jeffrey W. Gossage, Jay Gaines, Marvin Salcido Jr., R.J. Campbell, and Cameron Irvine. Honorary pallbearers will be Jared E. Cook and Carlos Flores.
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