1935
Daphne
2019
Daphne Mullins
March 21, 1935 — October 25, 2019
Daphne (Dee) March Mullins. With profound sadness we announce the passing of Daphne. (Dee as she was warmly known to family and friends). Loving and devoted mother, friend to all who knew her, lost her long battle with Alzheimer's on October 25, 2019 in Franklin Tennessee. She was in her 84th year.
Born in Leicester, England on March 21, 1935 to Harold and Brenda Bounds, she spent her childhood and school years there. She was a young child of World War II and had vivid memories of that terrible war as a child.
She met and married Herbert Paul Mullins, who was an American soldier stationed at RAF Molesworth English Air Force Field, England on July 3, 1954. She came to the United States with Paul after he had completed his tour of duty and settled in the Kansas City, MO. area.
She was the beloved mother of Dianne Mullins Nicholson, wife to John Nicholson of Tucson, AZ. ; sons Steven Paul Mullins, married to Cynthia of Portage, MI. and Nicholas James Mullins, husband to Karen of Nashville, TN. Proud grandmother of Paula, Zack, Lindsey and Mitchell; great grandmother to Giovanna, Gaetano, Giordana, Graci, Briana, Landon, Mason and Camden.
Preceded in death by her devoted husband, Paul, sisters Dorothy and Margaret, brothers Jim and Winston and grandchildren Lauren and Jonathan Mullins.
Daphne lived a full and happy life as the best mother, homemaker and professionally as an accountant. She spent countless hours with her children as they were growing up, always helping with school and sport activities. Kansas City, MO., Nashville, TN., Charleston and Greenville, S.C., Dhahran and Abqaig, Saudi Arabia and Hudson, FL. were stops along the road of life for Daphne. She travelled the world with Paul, they were always off exploring countries and different ways of life. They loved every minute of it.
After Paul retired from Saudi Aramco, they settled in Hudson, FL. and Daphne found another passion, the Embroidery Guild of America (EGA). Daphne loved the EGA and found great pleasure in her activities with them. She was Secretary and President of the local Gulfview Chapter, Asst. Region Director for Sun Region (state of Florida), Director of Budgets for EGA National Board and so many other various seminars and positions. She adored doing embroidery but the friendships she had through the Guild, she held dearest to her heart.
More than anything else, she loved her family and instilled strong values that has served them well. She is already dearly missed. Those closest to her are left with a void in their hearts.
Visitation will be held at Williamson Memorial Funeral Home at 3009 Columbia Avenue Franklin, Tennessee on Tuesday, October 29, 2010 from 5 to 8 pm. A Graveside memorial will be held Wednesday, October 30, 2019 at 11 am at Middle Tennessee Veterans Cemetery located at 7931 McCrory Lane Nashville, Tennessee.
In lieu of flowers the family has requested that donations be made to The Alzheimer's Association Online condolences may be expressed through www.williamsonmemorial.com
Born in Leicester, England on March 21, 1935 to Harold and Brenda Bounds, she spent her childhood and school years there. She was a young child of World War II and had vivid memories of that terrible war as a child.
She met and married Herbert Paul Mullins, who was an American soldier stationed at RAF Molesworth English Air Force Field, England on July 3, 1954. She came to the United States with Paul after he had completed his tour of duty and settled in the Kansas City, MO. area.
She was the beloved mother of Dianne Mullins Nicholson, wife to John Nicholson of Tucson, AZ. ; sons Steven Paul Mullins, married to Cynthia of Portage, MI. and Nicholas James Mullins, husband to Karen of Nashville, TN. Proud grandmother of Paula, Zack, Lindsey and Mitchell; great grandmother to Giovanna, Gaetano, Giordana, Graci, Briana, Landon, Mason and Camden.
Preceded in death by her devoted husband, Paul, sisters Dorothy and Margaret, brothers Jim and Winston and grandchildren Lauren and Jonathan Mullins.
Daphne lived a full and happy life as the best mother, homemaker and professionally as an accountant. She spent countless hours with her children as they were growing up, always helping with school and sport activities. Kansas City, MO., Nashville, TN., Charleston and Greenville, S.C., Dhahran and Abqaig, Saudi Arabia and Hudson, FL. were stops along the road of life for Daphne. She travelled the world with Paul, they were always off exploring countries and different ways of life. They loved every minute of it.
After Paul retired from Saudi Aramco, they settled in Hudson, FL. and Daphne found another passion, the Embroidery Guild of America (EGA). Daphne loved the EGA and found great pleasure in her activities with them. She was Secretary and President of the local Gulfview Chapter, Asst. Region Director for Sun Region (state of Florida), Director of Budgets for EGA National Board and so many other various seminars and positions. She adored doing embroidery but the friendships she had through the Guild, she held dearest to her heart.
More than anything else, she loved her family and instilled strong values that has served them well. She is already dearly missed. Those closest to her are left with a void in their hearts.
Visitation will be held at Williamson Memorial Funeral Home at 3009 Columbia Avenue Franklin, Tennessee on Tuesday, October 29, 2010 from 5 to 8 pm. A Graveside memorial will be held Wednesday, October 30, 2019 at 11 am at Middle Tennessee Veterans Cemetery located at 7931 McCrory Lane Nashville, Tennessee.
In lieu of flowers the family has requested that donations be made to The Alzheimer's Association Online condolences may be expressed through www.williamsonmemorial.com
Visitation Details
Tuesday, October 29th, 2019 5:00pm - 8:00pm, Williamson Memorial Funeral Home
Service Information
Wednesday, October 30th, 2019 11:00am, Middle Tennessee Veterans Cemetery
Interment Details
Middle Tennessee Veterans Cemetery
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