John Mullee

Not many people realize that Jon is responsible for me getting into working on scooters and small engines. He realized I was into bikes and one day said “You know what you would like? I got this scooter on the side of the house you can have to work on.” He was just like that, so generous with both his possessions and his positive ideas. That old Honda express he gave me changed my life in a way I never expected. He had that impact on many people he touched. Thank you Jon. Love you and will miss you. Scott Mullee

WE MISS YOU BROTHER

Mullee family, I am so sorry for your loss. I always enjoyed when Jon visited his sister at our place!! Such a fun, charismatic, and kind person. Jon was very fortunate to have such a close, colorful crew in his corner during this past months.

Jon was always up for anything, especially if it helped someone out and brought a smile to someone's face. Like that time he grew a mustache and encouraged his brothers to do so because Scott Mullee wanted people to take part in Movember, to raise money for prostate cancer. And then the whole family had a mustache themed Thanksgiving. He made time for people. He showed up. When he'd hear I was visiting from Montana and heading to Maple Glen to see Matt's family he'd make sure to come by and give me one of those Jonny boy hugs. I'm going to miss those hugs, and that smile. Xoxo.

Very sorry to hear this news. I lived in Maple Glen and worked with Jon as the Director at Badger Rock Neighborhood Center. There was no one better than Jon. I owe him a lot and will never forget his affect on my life.