A Brotherly Memory of James Martin Mullin by his brother Pat

1946-2026

I am the oldest of Michael and Margaret Mullin's children. During my growing years I always thought that I would be the first to die, but not in God's wishes.

My memory tells me that my brother Jim had a happy childhood. I can see him to this day with a smile on his face. Happy every day that Jim went to school at St. Mary's but not necessarily with the teaching Sisters of Mercy who taught there. Not unusual.

Jim, John (his twin) and I loved being Altar Boys at St. Mary's especially, the tips. Mom had a photo of the 3 boys in their cassock and surplice it was a place to treasure. In this photo Jim had a nice smile.

Like us all Vietnam came and Jim served his country in the Army Medical Corp. in Germany. I can not help to think that the wounds and scars that Jim saw were with him the rest of his life.

Eventually Jim found his love and married Chris. And I can see him happy with his wife and their two precious dogs Snowflake and Joy.

I want to thank my sister Anne for holding us all together through the years especially, Jim. May James Martin Mullin dwell in peace for his battle is over.  May he rest in peace and rise in glory. May Jim hear the whisper Of Jesus in his ear welcome, your Mom and Dad as well as your wife are here.

Funeral services and burial are private. There are no calling hours.