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MULL

David Lawrence

David Lawrence Mull, 87, joined Jesus Christ, his Lord and Savior, in the late hours of Monday, October 1, 2013. David moved to St. Augustine, FL, from Dundee, MI, with his family in 1979. He retired from Ford Motor Company of Rawsonville, MI, on July 31, 1981. David served in the Army during WWII with the 54th Armored Infantry Battalion Company B, where he received the Bronze Star.

He is predeceased by his wife of 50 years, Evelynn Irma Mull; son, Craig Mull; brothers, Richard and Vernon Mull, and sister, Mary Jane Mull. He is

survived by his children, Larry Mull, Tanya Mull Bliss-Wilkinson, and Todd Mull; brother, Alvin "Bud" Mull; nine grandchildren; five great-grandchildren.

In lieu of flowers, please honor David with a donation to St. Jude Children's Research Hospital or a church of your choice. A celebration of David's life will be held in the fellowship hall at Christ Our Savior Lutheran Church, 21 Milton Street, St. Augustine, FL at 4 p.m. on Friday, October 25, 2013.

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Published by The Blade on Oct. 11, 2013.

Memories and Condolences
for David Mull

21 Entries

Phyllis Barnes

October 7, 2022

It's been a long, long time since we all were together. I'm now as old as you were, David, when you passed and living in a seniors residence. I no longer drive and miss all the trips Tom & I made to visit you & Evy, but mostly I miss our friendship & time together. Looking forward to seeing you both. To your family, keep those good memories. You were & are very lucky to have them.

LARRY MULL

October 5, 2020

It's been 7 years since you were taken by our Lord. I think of You and Mom daily. Sometimes sad sometimes with a little chuckle. I see more and more of you when I look mirror. You both not only with me but a part of me. I look forward to the day when we meet again.
Your son.

Larry

Larry

October 8, 2014

It has been one year since you have you left us for that better life that awaits all Christians. Not a day goes by without me thinking of You and Mom. I truly miss and love both of you.
Till we meet again, you son,

Sherry Dandridge

October 25, 2013

I only met Mr. Mull a few times,but he was always smiling. I have heard my husband speak so highly of Mr. Mull from years past.
Rest in peace.

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Jackie Limage

October 25, 2013

Mr Mull's family, I am sorry for your loss and your grief. He is in the hands of our wonderful lord and savior.
My condolences. Friend of the family

Marin Dandridge

October 25, 2013

I first met Mr. Mull back in 1980, I went to high school with his son Todd. He taught me how to bowl, and also taught me a few things about life in general. I left the St. Augustine area in 1986 to start my career but, always looked forward to seeing him and Mrs. Mull when I came back for a visit... He was a great influence in my life and will be sorely missed. Rest in peace Mr. Mull

Dad Pavillon Jan 2013

Larry Mull

October 25, 2013

David, Sharon, Evelynn, Margaret

Larry Mull

October 25, 2013

David, Irma, Evelynn

Larry Mull

October 25, 2013

David, Gene, Jim, Evelynn

Larry Mull

October 25, 2013

Dave, Harry, Elsie,Evelynn

Larry Mull

October 25, 2013

Pam Gallatin

October 25, 2013

David and Evelyn was such a lovely couple that did an awesome job raising their family. You can't think about one without the other as they were an example to follow in their faith and of the unity as one in their marriage. Even though hearts are heavy during this time of mourning, it is sweet to be comforted with the fact that both David & Evelyn were right with their Savior Jesus Christ.

to be continued...(In Christ)

Sherryl Mull

October 24, 2013

Pops –
I have so many memories that I'm not sure where to begin. I've said it to you many times, but I thank you for your son, Larry, and the open arms you always extended me. I thank you for the fun card games, even though you didn't like mama and me to win. I thank you for the big chocolate bars, M & Ms, and popcorn while playing cards. I thank you for the vacation times spent together. I thank you for the worship services you attended with us. I thank you for the bowling leagues you played with us. I thank you for lunches and dinners. I thank you for the help you gave us building our house, rebuilding our church and fixing rentals. I thank you for the campfire laughter's. I thank you for all the other fabulous memories you bestowed upon me. But most of all, I thank you for being you and loving me with all your heart. I truly miss you pops. I'm glad you are dancing with Jesus and mama. All my love, until we meet again. Your daughter –in-law.

David and Evelynn 1958

Larry Mull

October 18, 2013

David, Eve, Jim, Gary, and Dennis 1958

Larry Mull

October 18, 2013

David Walbridge Ave. Toledo Ohio 1950's

Larry Mull

October 18, 2013

cassie bliss

October 15, 2013

Going to grandma and grandpas was my favorite time of the week. It was truly my home away from home. Between swimming and bike riding the day was always an adventure. Playing golf onthe nintendo became an every weekend thing. They never judged or got mad. They always listened and had a story that always seemed to fit what I was going thru. They are the two most amazing people i have ever been blessed to have in my life. I am so happy they are finally together again. I love you grandpa always and forever!

Grandpa and Grandma at my graduation in 2006.

Christina Mull

October 15, 2013

Grandpa was an amazing man. My sister Cori and I used to spend the summers with Grandma and Grandpa and it was the absolute best times. A typical day included going out to breakfast at a local St. Augustine joint, then it was off to garage sales or the flea market or, when in doubt, the dollar store, finally we made it home to swim for hours at hand, grandpa would clean outside and maintain the lawn while he watches his grandchildren play, grandma would be looking out of the kitchen window watching us, even though she said she wasn't, we could see her. Grandma would make her famous sausage and velveeta shells for dinner. We would end the evening, fighting over who gets to sit on grandpa's lap or next to Grandma (who would always brush our hair), and watch Hee Haw or the nature show or Benji. Grandpa would always make sure we had a snack before bedtime, which was always at 8:30 (because of the exhausting day we had), and it was usually ice cream or cookies. Although they both are gone, these memories will live with me forever. And, I know that they will not physically see me walk down the isle on my wedding day, they will be there in my heart. Always and forever, I will remember the lessons of love and family unity that they both bestowed upon Cori and I and we will incorporate, if not already, into our families. I will always remember never to say the word "Hate". Grandpa would always tell me that God does not hate therefore I should not. I love you grandpa and am so happy that you are no longer in pain and back with grandma and the Lord in heaven. Always, your granddaughter, Christina Marie Mull.

Phyllis Barnes

October 14, 2013

I remember how David, Evelyn, Tom & I used to play Euchre or Head & Foot when we visited. What good times we had. They both were good friends. Rest in peace, David. You & Evie are together again.

Barbara Burzynski

October 11, 2013

My favorite Uncle has finally gone home. We will miss him, but many memories will remain in our heart. No more sorrow,for you,Uncle David . Say hello to Pop for us.

GEORGE PANOS

October 11, 2013

GOODBYE OLD CHILD HOOD FRIEND.

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