8:37am 09-04-2009

Chrissy Mullen

Some people are brought into your life and capture your heart as though they are blood related. "Aunt" Pat, "Uncle" Phil (and the kids) are as close to my heart as any "real" family member could be. It certainly is a lonlier place on Earth without them, but we can find comfort in knowing they are together forever, watching an eternity of sunsets. and pain free!

7:18am 09-04-2009

Karen Campbell

My sincere condolencence on your loss. Bless you Dawn, for being so strong and especially Loving thru the years.The entire Campbell clan will be greatly missed.

ps. enjoyed Philip Jr's "flesh gordon post! LOL

8:01pm 09-02-2009

Kela & Kathy Gannon

Pat and Phil will both be greatly missed.

7:30pm 09-02-2009

jeff t hall

the time i met her ,I felt very welcome and she had a wonderful energy to her .Great to be around ,I hope my new born daughter has some of her characteristics

10:47am 09-02-2009

Kathy Jones

I was blessed to have been invited into Pat's circle of friends. I knew if I needed to talk or help she would be there.She was always up beat thru many years of bad health,she was a FIGHTER .Thank you Pat for being my friend. I'll miss you, but you will always be alive in my memory.Say hi to Phill for me.

8:31am 09-02-2009

Danette Mitsumura

The Mulligans were always a big part of Kula and always ready and willing to give a simile. They both have been blessed with a loving Daughter that was able to cradle them in health, through health and help them to bravely say goodbye. The last time I say Mrs. Mulligan as frail as she was she was with a big smile and hug as always. My thoughts, love are with all and I will keep my memory of them alive.

8:26pm 09-01-2009

kayla

8:24pm 09-01-2009

kayla mulligan

I miss them very much and it is to greatful that she is not in pain anymore be storng me be strong

10:53am 09-01-2009

Amy Anderson

Grandma Pat was such a calm in a world of ever changing emotions. She always seemed strong even when her body was weak and she always had a smile ready to share. She was a special part of our Maui Ohana and she will be missed. We will do our best to keep her smile warm in our hearts.

9:29am 09-01-2009

Kristi

We will miss mom and dad especially dad giving John a hard time. We are so very fortunate to have been a part of your lives and to have been touched by the memories of them. You will forever be in our hearts.

7:48am 08-31-2009

Phil Mulligan Jr

Mom went to join dad early Sunday morning. She is finally not in any pain and ouit of a failing body. Mom don't worry about us we will be fine. Love you your son

11:15am 11-22-2008

Phil Mulligan Jr

I have been thinking about dad alot because of the year that has gone by. I miss his insite especially in these hard time.

6:04am 02-18-2008

Oren Wilson

A good guy. Very sharp and very funny. He served his country well as a submariner and his community as a businessman. A good life that ended too soon.

2:13pm 12-24-2007

steve rothschild

Although I only knew Phil for a relatively short time....he was a great friend here in Sun City Grand....We shared many laughs////

8:06pm 12-17-2007

Philip Mulligan Jr

Dad wanted to give mom a day to herself so he thought he’d take the kids out to a movie. He loaded us up along with the 5 Frampton kids and Mr. Frampton, and away we went. We were going to see the sci-fi epic “Flash Gordon”, a movie about the comic book hero of my dad’s youth. I was about 13 years old so this would make Patrick 7 or 8, with the Frampton kids being between us in age. We got to the theater, got our popcorn and candy, got to our seats and waited. The curtain opened, the lights dimmed, and the blackness of outer space was on the screen when all of a sudden a space ship entered from the right of the screen. But, wait a minute! The ship was in the shape of male genitalia! It floated toward a second ship in the shape of a female genitalia. The next scene was inside both ships with the female crew wearing almost nothing and the male crew wearing Speedos. My eyes were wide open and I was going, “OH YEAH DAD!” Both dad and Mr. Frampton’s mouths were wide open. Patrick, at 7 years of age, was going, “WHATS THAT? WHATS THAT?” The Frampton girls were in shock. In fact, I told Dawn this story just the other day and she doesn't remember it so she was so traumatized she has blocked it from her memory. We were able to watch this for about 10 minutes until dad came to his senses and went up to tell the operator that they were playing the wrong movie. The operator told him it was “FLESH GORDON” not “Flash Gordon.” We were hurried out of the theater and told not to say anything to anyone about this. Of course we couldn't let that happen. Needless to say dad wasn’t allowed to take us to the movies ever again.
Philip Jr

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