Mullin Bernard-Louison
Mullin Bernard-Louison was born in London to West Indian parents.
In 2009, two Bahá'ís visited her home, It is during
this very first visit that Mullin felt very connected
and she eventually embraced the Faith very quickly,
saying: 'Where have you been? I have been waiting for you!'.
After this, she joined a devotional gathering and
started to engage in study circles.
Despite her very challenging and poor health,
she continued to progress through this community building
process until her passing earlier this year, when she was only just short of becoming
a tutor herself.
During these years, she also helped to establish a junior youth group and continuously
encouraged her son to be engaged with the Faith.
In the nine years of knowing her, we really loved her. She was generous, kind, never
complained, always humble and thankful to God.
Mullin Bernard-Louison was born in London to West Indian parents.
In 2009, two Bahá'ís visited her home, It is during
this very first visit that Mullin felt very connected
and she eventually embraced the Faith very quickly,
saying: 'Where have you been? I have been waiting for you!'.
After this, she joined a devotional gathering and
started to engage in study circles.
Despite her very challenging and poor health,
she continued to progress through this community building
process until her passing earlier this year, when she was only just short of becoming
a tutor herself.
During these years, she also helped to establish a junior youth group and continuously
encouraged her son to be engaged with the Faith.
In the nine years of knowing her, we really loved her. She was generous, kind, never
complained, always humble and thankful to God.
Mullin Bernard-Louison
Mullin Bernard-Louison was born in London to West Indian parents.
In 2009, two Bahá'ís visited her home, It is during
this very first visit that Mullin felt very connected
and she eventually embraced the Faith very quickly,
saying: 'Where have you been? I have been waiting for you!'.
After this, she joined a devotional gathering and
started to engage in study circles.
Despite her very challenging and poor health,
she continued to progress through this community building
process until her passing earlier this year, when she was only just short of becoming
a tutor herself.
During these years, she also helped to establish a junior youth group and continuously
encouraged her son to be engaged with the Faith.
In the nine years of knowing her, we really loved her. She was generous, kind, never
complained, always humble and thankful to God.
Mullin Bernard-Louison was born in London to West Indian parents.
In 2009, two Bahá'ís visited her home, It is during
this very first visit that Mullin felt very connected
and she eventually embraced the Faith very quickly,
saying: 'Where have you been? I have been waiting for you!'.
After this, she joined a devotional gathering and
started to engage in study circles.
Despite her very challenging and poor health,
she continued to progress through this community building
process until her passing earlier this year, when she was only just short of becoming
a tutor herself.
During these years, she also helped to establish a junior youth group and continuously
encouraged her son to be engaged with the Faith.
In the nine years of knowing her, we really loved her. She was generous, kind, never
complained, always humble and thankful to God.
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