Obituary for John James Mull
John James Mull peacefully died in his home on March 27th, 2020 in West Allis, Wi. He was 71.
John was born on August 21, 1948 in Milwaukee, WI to his parents, Kenneth and Helen Mull. He was married to Karen Mull. He was a veteran of the United States Army serving as a sergeant in Germany during the Vietnam War. He then spent 42 of his years building a family of friends at Briggs and Stratton, completing his career in the shipping and receiving department for Metal Technologies.
John, a man with many hats, was an energetic, kind-hearted, lover of sports kind of guy. He saw his friends as family and his family as friends. He spent his pastime enjoying golf, bowling, fishing, playing cards, yelling at the TV about which sport team sucked more that day, word puzzles and most of all taking long drives with his co-pilot in life Karen.
John is survived by his wife Karen, son Tim (Virginia) Mull, step-daughter Shana Kinnaman and Pookie his purry-furry friend.
John will be cremated with a private ceremony per his wishes. In lieu of a memorial we ask you to share a photo and/or story on his memorial wall so we may all enjoy the memories John created with us.
John was born on August 21, 1948 in Milwaukee, WI to his parents, Kenneth and Helen Mull. He was married to Karen Mull. He was a veteran of the United States Army serving as a sergeant in Germany during the Vietnam War. He then spent 42 of his years building a family of friends at Briggs and Stratton, completing his career in the shipping and receiving department for Metal Technologies.
John, a man with many hats, was an energetic, kind-hearted, lover of sports kind of guy. He saw his friends as family and his family as friends. He spent his pastime enjoying golf, bowling, fishing, playing cards, yelling at the TV about which sport team sucked more that day, word puzzles and most of all taking long drives with his co-pilot in life Karen.
John is survived by his wife Karen, son Tim (Virginia) Mull, step-daughter Shana Kinnaman and Pookie his purry-furry friend.
John will be cremated with a private ceremony per his wishes. In lieu of a memorial we ask you to share a photo and/or story on his memorial wall so we may all enjoy the memories John created with us.