Ronald L. Mullins, 59, Kokomo,
died at 4 pm. Sunday, Aug. 1,
1993, in his residence.
Born in Flora Oct 30, 1933, he
was the son of Jesse R. and Clara
E. McCain Mullins. On June 27,
1954, he married Jean Stanley, who
survives.
Mullins was retired from
Kokomo Lithograph in 1986. He
was working at R.C.M. Cleaning
Service in Kokomo. He was a
member of First Landmark Missionary
Baptist Church.
Others surviving are his mother
of Kokomo; two daughters, Kim
Mullins and Robin Smith, both of
Kokomo; and two grandchildren.
Services were held this morning
in Kokomo with burial in Crown
Point Cemetery.
died at 4 pm. Sunday, Aug. 1,
1993, in his residence.
Born in Flora Oct 30, 1933, he
was the son of Jesse R. and Clara
E. McCain Mullins. On June 27,
1954, he married Jean Stanley, who
survives.
Mullins was retired from
Kokomo Lithograph in 1986. He
was working at R.C.M. Cleaning
Service in Kokomo. He was a
member of First Landmark Missionary
Baptist Church.
Others surviving are his mother
of Kokomo; two daughters, Kim
Mullins and Robin Smith, both of
Kokomo; and two grandchildren.
Services were held this morning
in Kokomo with burial in Crown
Point Cemetery.
Ronald L. Mullins, 59, Kokomo,
died at 4 pm. Sunday, Aug. 1,
1993, in his residence.
Born in Flora Oct 30, 1933, he
was the son of Jesse R. and Clara
E. McCain Mullins. On June 27,
1954, he married Jean Stanley, who
survives.
Mullins was retired from
Kokomo Lithograph in 1986. He
was working at R.C.M. Cleaning
Service in Kokomo. He was a
member of First Landmark Missionary
Baptist Church.
Others surviving are his mother
of Kokomo; two daughters, Kim
Mullins and Robin Smith, both of
Kokomo; and two grandchildren.
Services were held this morning
in Kokomo with burial in Crown
Point Cemetery.
died at 4 pm. Sunday, Aug. 1,
1993, in his residence.
Born in Flora Oct 30, 1933, he
was the son of Jesse R. and Clara
E. McCain Mullins. On June 27,
1954, he married Jean Stanley, who
survives.
Mullins was retired from
Kokomo Lithograph in 1986. He
was working at R.C.M. Cleaning
Service in Kokomo. He was a
member of First Landmark Missionary
Baptist Church.
Others surviving are his mother
of Kokomo; two daughters, Kim
Mullins and Robin Smith, both of
Kokomo; and two grandchildren.
Services were held this morning
in Kokomo with burial in Crown
Point Cemetery.
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