Thomas was a WWI army veteran. He enlisted on 6 Sep 1918, and was discharged 10 Dec 1918, as the war was ending; his rank was Private. He was assigned to the 4th Company, 2nd Battalion, 164th Depot Brigade.
He and his wife, Wilma S. Mullins, resided at 846 South Riker Street, in Salinas, at the time of his death.
Obituary:
Atchison Daily Globe, 21 Mar 1958
Tom Mullins Dies in California -
Stricken by a heart attack while driving his car, Thomas R. Mullins, 59, a former resident of Atchison, died Monday at Salinas, Calif.
Mr. Mullins and his wife, Wilma, were on their way to a restaurant in downtown Salinas for dinner when he died. The car crashed through a plate glass window of a business firm when Mr. Mullins died, and his wife suffered slight injuries in the accident.
A retired railroad employee, Mr. Mullins had been a resident of Salinas for the last 35 years. He was born in the Good Intent community northwest of Atchison. His parents were Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mullins, Sr. Thomas was a brother of J.H. Mullins, Atchison, founder of the Mullins Bros. Hardware Store here, who died recently.
Beside his wife, he leaves four sisters, Miss Ruth Mullins, Salinas; Miss Agnes Mullins, Kansas City; Mrs. Francis Kilkenny, Cleveland, Ohio, and Mrs. Ethel Anderson, 420 North Third; five brothers, Lawrence Mullins, Salinas; Martin and James Mullins, Huron; Clarence Mullins, Troy; and Raymond Mullins, Atchison.
Funeral services were held at Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Salinas, with burial in a Salinas cemetery.
He and his wife, Wilma S. Mullins, resided at 846 South Riker Street, in Salinas, at the time of his death.
Obituary:
Atchison Daily Globe, 21 Mar 1958
Tom Mullins Dies in California -
Stricken by a heart attack while driving his car, Thomas R. Mullins, 59, a former resident of Atchison, died Monday at Salinas, Calif.
Mr. Mullins and his wife, Wilma, were on their way to a restaurant in downtown Salinas for dinner when he died. The car crashed through a plate glass window of a business firm when Mr. Mullins died, and his wife suffered slight injuries in the accident.
A retired railroad employee, Mr. Mullins had been a resident of Salinas for the last 35 years. He was born in the Good Intent community northwest of Atchison. His parents were Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mullins, Sr. Thomas was a brother of J.H. Mullins, Atchison, founder of the Mullins Bros. Hardware Store here, who died recently.
Beside his wife, he leaves four sisters, Miss Ruth Mullins, Salinas; Miss Agnes Mullins, Kansas City; Mrs. Francis Kilkenny, Cleveland, Ohio, and Mrs. Ethel Anderson, 420 North Third; five brothers, Lawrence Mullins, Salinas; Martin and James Mullins, Huron; Clarence Mullins, Troy; and Raymond Mullins, Atchison.
Funeral services were held at Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Salinas, with burial in a Salinas cemetery.
Thomas was a WWI army veteran. He enlisted on 6 Sep 1918, and was discharged 10 Dec 1918, as the war was ending; his rank was Private. He was assigned to the 4th Company, 2nd Battalion, 164th Depot Brigade.
He and his wife, Wilma S. Mullins, resided at 846 South Riker Street, in Salinas, at the time of his death.
Obituary:
Atchison Daily Globe, 21 Mar 1958
Tom Mullins Dies in California -
Stricken by a heart attack while driving his car, Thomas R. Mullins, 59, a former resident of Atchison, died Monday at Salinas, Calif.
Mr. Mullins and his wife, Wilma, were on their way to a restaurant in downtown Salinas for dinner when he died. The car crashed through a plate glass window of a business firm when Mr. Mullins died, and his wife suffered slight injuries in the accident.
A retired railroad employee, Mr. Mullins had been a resident of Salinas for the last 35 years. He was born in the Good Intent community northwest of Atchison. His parents were Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mullins, Sr. Thomas was a brother of J.H. Mullins, Atchison, founder of the Mullins Bros. Hardware Store here, who died recently.
Beside his wife, he leaves four sisters, Miss Ruth Mullins, Salinas; Miss Agnes Mullins, Kansas City; Mrs. Francis Kilkenny, Cleveland, Ohio, and Mrs. Ethel Anderson, 420 North Third; five brothers, Lawrence Mullins, Salinas; Martin and James Mullins, Huron; Clarence Mullins, Troy; and Raymond Mullins, Atchison.
Funeral services were held at Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Salinas, with burial in a Salinas cemetery.
He and his wife, Wilma S. Mullins, resided at 846 South Riker Street, in Salinas, at the time of his death.
Obituary:
Atchison Daily Globe, 21 Mar 1958
Tom Mullins Dies in California -
Stricken by a heart attack while driving his car, Thomas R. Mullins, 59, a former resident of Atchison, died Monday at Salinas, Calif.
Mr. Mullins and his wife, Wilma, were on their way to a restaurant in downtown Salinas for dinner when he died. The car crashed through a plate glass window of a business firm when Mr. Mullins died, and his wife suffered slight injuries in the accident.
A retired railroad employee, Mr. Mullins had been a resident of Salinas for the last 35 years. He was born in the Good Intent community northwest of Atchison. His parents were Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mullins, Sr. Thomas was a brother of J.H. Mullins, Atchison, founder of the Mullins Bros. Hardware Store here, who died recently.
Beside his wife, he leaves four sisters, Miss Ruth Mullins, Salinas; Miss Agnes Mullins, Kansas City; Mrs. Francis Kilkenny, Cleveland, Ohio, and Mrs. Ethel Anderson, 420 North Third; five brothers, Lawrence Mullins, Salinas; Martin and James Mullins, Huron; Clarence Mullins, Troy; and Raymond Mullins, Atchison.
Funeral services were held at Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Salinas, with burial in a Salinas cemetery.
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