Terry R. Mullins, 52, of Mobeetie, Texas went to be with our Lord on November 1, 2013.
Memorial services are will be at the Mobeetie United Methodist Church on Saturday, November 9, 2013 at 10:00 AM with Doug Boyd, Gary Jahnel, and Wesley Holland, officiating.
Terry was born on August 14, 1961 in Madera, California to John Terry Mullins and Willene Burke. He graduated from Pampa High School in 1979. While winning every award possible, when attending the Bruce Ford Bareback Riding School in Colorado, Bruce told Terry, "You have the biggest heart I've ever seen in a little man and if you don't ride bucking horses for a living it will be a shame!" Injuries put a halt to that dream.
Terry traveled with is parents on the pipeline throughout his childhood and decided early on that welding was what he wanted to do for a living. He loved the pipeline, the work, the traveling and the people. Terry enjoyed hunting, fishing, golf, riding his motorcycle, learning to play the guitar, and he could spend all day at a flea market looking for that special treasure.
Terry was a member of Pipeliners Local Union 798, The United Association, Elks Lodge, a member of the United Methodist Church in Mobeetie, Texas and was a Master Mason.
Mr. Mullins was preceded in death by his stepmother, Carol A. Mullins; his stepfather, Arthur Don Burke; father-in-law, Stephen Wise and a nephew, Jonathon Weishaar.
Terry is survived by his wife, Christine Denise(Wise) Mullins; his father, John Terry Mullins of Yuma, Arizona; his mother, Willene Burke of Mobeetie, Texas and her special friend Kermit Taylor of Wheeler, Texas; two brothers, David Mullins of Amarillo, Texas, Greg Burke and wife Ronda of Wichita Falls, Texas; sister-in-law, Teresa Weishaar and husband Dennis of Abilene, Kansas; brother-in-law, Steve Wise and wife Laurie of Wichita, Kansas; Nieces, Amber Arnold and husband Tanner of Dumas, Texas, Michelle Wise of Wichita, Kansas, Kristen Burke of Wichita Falls, Texas; nephews, Christopher and Michael Wise of Wichita, Kansas; great nieces, Paisley Arnold of Dumas, Texas, Ryleigh Wise of Wichita, Kansas; great-nephews, Hunter Wise of Wichita, KS, Benjamin Burke of Wichita Falls, TX; honorary brothers, Rick Rice and wife DeAnn of Amarillo, TX, Gene Hale of Calhoun, LA; the child Terry never had, Justin Pfaff and wife, Rachael and their son, Bo of Ottumwa, IA, and so many wonderful aunts, uncles, friends, and pipeliners.
The Family suggests memorials be sent to The United Methodist Church of Mobeetie, P.O. Box 7, Mobeetie, TX 79061 or BSA Hospice of Pampa, 800 N. Sumner, Pampa, TX 79065.
Memorial services are will be at the Mobeetie United Methodist Church on Saturday, November 9, 2013 at 10:00 AM with Doug Boyd, Gary Jahnel, and Wesley Holland, officiating.
Terry was born on August 14, 1961 in Madera, California to John Terry Mullins and Willene Burke. He graduated from Pampa High School in 1979. While winning every award possible, when attending the Bruce Ford Bareback Riding School in Colorado, Bruce told Terry, "You have the biggest heart I've ever seen in a little man and if you don't ride bucking horses for a living it will be a shame!" Injuries put a halt to that dream.
Terry traveled with is parents on the pipeline throughout his childhood and decided early on that welding was what he wanted to do for a living. He loved the pipeline, the work, the traveling and the people. Terry enjoyed hunting, fishing, golf, riding his motorcycle, learning to play the guitar, and he could spend all day at a flea market looking for that special treasure.
Terry was a member of Pipeliners Local Union 798, The United Association, Elks Lodge, a member of the United Methodist Church in Mobeetie, Texas and was a Master Mason.
Mr. Mullins was preceded in death by his stepmother, Carol A. Mullins; his stepfather, Arthur Don Burke; father-in-law, Stephen Wise and a nephew, Jonathon Weishaar.
Terry is survived by his wife, Christine Denise(Wise) Mullins; his father, John Terry Mullins of Yuma, Arizona; his mother, Willene Burke of Mobeetie, Texas and her special friend Kermit Taylor of Wheeler, Texas; two brothers, David Mullins of Amarillo, Texas, Greg Burke and wife Ronda of Wichita Falls, Texas; sister-in-law, Teresa Weishaar and husband Dennis of Abilene, Kansas; brother-in-law, Steve Wise and wife Laurie of Wichita, Kansas; Nieces, Amber Arnold and husband Tanner of Dumas, Texas, Michelle Wise of Wichita, Kansas, Kristen Burke of Wichita Falls, Texas; nephews, Christopher and Michael Wise of Wichita, Kansas; great nieces, Paisley Arnold of Dumas, Texas, Ryleigh Wise of Wichita, Kansas; great-nephews, Hunter Wise of Wichita, KS, Benjamin Burke of Wichita Falls, TX; honorary brothers, Rick Rice and wife DeAnn of Amarillo, TX, Gene Hale of Calhoun, LA; the child Terry never had, Justin Pfaff and wife, Rachael and their son, Bo of Ottumwa, IA, and so many wonderful aunts, uncles, friends, and pipeliners.
The Family suggests memorials be sent to The United Methodist Church of Mobeetie, P.O. Box 7, Mobeetie, TX 79061 or BSA Hospice of Pampa, 800 N. Sumner, Pampa, TX 79065.
Terry R. Mullins, 52, of Mobeetie, Texas went to be with our Lord on November 1, 2013.
Memorial services are will be at the Mobeetie United Methodist Church on Saturday, November 9, 2013 at 10:00 AM with Doug Boyd, Gary Jahnel, and Wesley Holland, officiating.
Terry was born on August 14, 1961 in Madera, California to John Terry Mullins and Willene Burke. He graduated from Pampa High School in 1979. While winning every award possible, when attending the Bruce Ford Bareback Riding School in Colorado, Bruce told Terry, "You have the biggest heart I've ever seen in a little man and if you don't ride bucking horses for a living it will be a shame!" Injuries put a halt to that dream.
Terry traveled with is parents on the pipeline throughout his childhood and decided early on that welding was what he wanted to do for a living. He loved the pipeline, the work, the traveling and the people. Terry enjoyed hunting, fishing, golf, riding his motorcycle, learning to play the guitar, and he could spend all day at a flea market looking for that special treasure.
Terry was a member of Pipeliners Local Union 798, The United Association, Elks Lodge, a member of the United Methodist Church in Mobeetie, Texas and was a Master Mason.
Mr. Mullins was preceded in death by his stepmother, Carol A. Mullins; his stepfather, Arthur Don Burke; father-in-law, Stephen Wise and a nephew, Jonathon Weishaar.
Terry is survived by his wife, Christine Denise(Wise) Mullins; his father, John Terry Mullins of Yuma, Arizona; his mother, Willene Burke of Mobeetie, Texas and her special friend Kermit Taylor of Wheeler, Texas; two brothers, David Mullins of Amarillo, Texas, Greg Burke and wife Ronda of Wichita Falls, Texas; sister-in-law, Teresa Weishaar and husband Dennis of Abilene, Kansas; brother-in-law, Steve Wise and wife Laurie of Wichita, Kansas; Nieces, Amber Arnold and husband Tanner of Dumas, Texas, Michelle Wise of Wichita, Kansas, Kristen Burke of Wichita Falls, Texas; nephews, Christopher and Michael Wise of Wichita, Kansas; great nieces, Paisley Arnold of Dumas, Texas, Ryleigh Wise of Wichita, Kansas; great-nephews, Hunter Wise of Wichita, KS, Benjamin Burke of Wichita Falls, TX; honorary brothers, Rick Rice and wife DeAnn of Amarillo, TX, Gene Hale of Calhoun, LA; the child Terry never had, Justin Pfaff and wife, Rachael and their son, Bo of Ottumwa, IA, and so many wonderful aunts, uncles, friends, and pipeliners.
The Family suggests memorials be sent to The United Methodist Church of Mobeetie, P.O. Box 7, Mobeetie, TX 79061 or BSA Hospice of Pampa, 800 N. Sumner, Pampa, TX 79065.
Memorial services are will be at the Mobeetie United Methodist Church on Saturday, November 9, 2013 at 10:00 AM with Doug Boyd, Gary Jahnel, and Wesley Holland, officiating.
Terry was born on August 14, 1961 in Madera, California to John Terry Mullins and Willene Burke. He graduated from Pampa High School in 1979. While winning every award possible, when attending the Bruce Ford Bareback Riding School in Colorado, Bruce told Terry, "You have the biggest heart I've ever seen in a little man and if you don't ride bucking horses for a living it will be a shame!" Injuries put a halt to that dream.
Terry traveled with is parents on the pipeline throughout his childhood and decided early on that welding was what he wanted to do for a living. He loved the pipeline, the work, the traveling and the people. Terry enjoyed hunting, fishing, golf, riding his motorcycle, learning to play the guitar, and he could spend all day at a flea market looking for that special treasure.
Terry was a member of Pipeliners Local Union 798, The United Association, Elks Lodge, a member of the United Methodist Church in Mobeetie, Texas and was a Master Mason.
Mr. Mullins was preceded in death by his stepmother, Carol A. Mullins; his stepfather, Arthur Don Burke; father-in-law, Stephen Wise and a nephew, Jonathon Weishaar.
Terry is survived by his wife, Christine Denise(Wise) Mullins; his father, John Terry Mullins of Yuma, Arizona; his mother, Willene Burke of Mobeetie, Texas and her special friend Kermit Taylor of Wheeler, Texas; two brothers, David Mullins of Amarillo, Texas, Greg Burke and wife Ronda of Wichita Falls, Texas; sister-in-law, Teresa Weishaar and husband Dennis of Abilene, Kansas; brother-in-law, Steve Wise and wife Laurie of Wichita, Kansas; Nieces, Amber Arnold and husband Tanner of Dumas, Texas, Michelle Wise of Wichita, Kansas, Kristen Burke of Wichita Falls, Texas; nephews, Christopher and Michael Wise of Wichita, Kansas; great nieces, Paisley Arnold of Dumas, Texas, Ryleigh Wise of Wichita, Kansas; great-nephews, Hunter Wise of Wichita, KS, Benjamin Burke of Wichita Falls, TX; honorary brothers, Rick Rice and wife DeAnn of Amarillo, TX, Gene Hale of Calhoun, LA; the child Terry never had, Justin Pfaff and wife, Rachael and their son, Bo of Ottumwa, IA, and so many wonderful aunts, uncles, friends, and pipeliners.
The Family suggests memorials be sent to The United Methodist Church of Mobeetie, P.O. Box 7, Mobeetie, TX 79061 or BSA Hospice of Pampa, 800 N. Sumner, Pampa, TX 79065.
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