William Joseph Mullins
William J. Mullins “Bill” was born on December 30th, 1942, in Frankfort, Kentucky. Raised by his mother, Nettie Adkins, he grew up in Williamson, West Virginia, where he graduated from Williamson High School. After serving in the United States Air Force, he finished college with a Bachelor of Science degree in Economics from Virginia Commonwealth University. He also studied at the University of Alaska, University of Colorado, University of Kentucky, and Merced College.
He married the love of his life, Linda Burrell Mullins, and had four children: Laura; Sharon; Heather; and Sean.
Bill was a great husband, father, and friend to all. He had a great sense of humor, was generous with his card tricks, and always had a heart for helping others.
He is survived by his children: Laura Mullins (Annis); Sharon Nichols (William); Heather Whitley (Scott); and Sean Mullins (Stacie). Also, Andrea Mullins; Michael Slone; Michele Snead; Dana Bailey; James Slone; Ed Slone; Allen Slone; Wayne Burrell Jr.; Gail Shaia; and Wendy Hobbs. He was a proud grandfather to: Madalyne Mullins (Matthew); Ryan Mullins; Gavyn Noss; Gracelyn Noss; Ethan Jones; Amelia Jones; Austin Whitley; Ella Whitley; Beatrice Nichols; and Jane Nichols.
He is preceded by his wife of 30 years, Linda Burrell Mullins; his mother, Nettie Adkins; and brother, Bob Slone; his nephew, Bobby Slone; and son-in-law, Jason Jones.
In lieu of flowers, the family asks that donations be made to Three Hots and a Cot, which was a charity near and dear to Bill’s heart. He will be missed by all who loved him.
Laura, Heather, Sharon, Sean., I LOVE YOU! That was beautifully written! Bill was such a living character that he feels alive in spirit.. what a beautiful family; there’s so much love. I’m sorry for this loss, as I know it changes you!!! May the memories you’ve had and the love you’ve shared be a source of great comfort.
Bill was a great guy and friend of my family. I enjoyed talking with him about once a month and getting updates on the family. He loved you all dearly and was very proud of each one of you. I will miss our conversations. I will keep the family in my prayers.
What a pleasure it was to have been able to be in the presence of such a delightful human. He is so beloved by his family and all who knew him, and it is evident why. I am so sorry for your loss. Look for the signs, because his light will still shine. Sending much love to all. God’s Peace.
What a pleasure it was to have been able to be in the presence of such a delightful human. He is so beloved by his family and all who knew him, and it is evident why. I am so sorry for your loss. Look for the signs, because they will surely appear and his light will continue to shine long after he has gone. Sending love to all and praying for God’s Peace.