In Memory of Bob Mullineaux
A Beloved Friend, Gentle Soul, and Irreplaceable Part of Our Community
It is with deep sorrow that we share the heartbreaking news of the passing of Bob Mullineaux. Bob was more than a friend — he was a constant light in our lives. His kindness, humility, and unshakable spirit touched everyone who knew him, and the weight of his absence is being felt in every corner of our community.
Bob had a way of making you feel seen. Whether it was a warm smile, a helping hand, or a thoughtful word at just the right moment, he reminded us what it means to live with compassion. He showed up for people — not out of obligation, but because it was in his nature to care. He was a steady presence, a source of strength, and someone you could always count on.
Holding the Mullineaux Family in Our Hearts
As we mourn Bob’s loss, we ask you to keep Amy and the entire Mullineaux family in your thoughts and prayers. The depth of their grief cannot be overstated, and in this time of unimaginable loss, they need the love and support of the community that Bob helped shape.
We encourage everyone to reach out — with calls, visits, meals, or small gestures of love. Sometimes, just a kind word or shared silence can remind a grieving heart that it doesn’t walk alone. Let’s rally around them in the same way Bob always rallied around those in need.
Sharing Memories, Honoring His Legacy
For many of us, the best way to begin healing is by sharing stories — the moments Bob gave us that still make us laugh, cry, and feel connected to one another. If you have a favorite memory or anecdote, please consider bringing it to our next gathering or posting it in our group chat. These memories are more than just stories — they are part of Bob’s living legacy, and through them, he remains with us.
Whether it’s recalling his friendly competitive spirit at a cornhole tournament, the way he always knew when someone needed a listening ear, or his unmistakable laugh that seemed to light up a room — each memory is a thread in the beautiful tapestry of a life well lived.
A Fundraiser in Bob’s Honor
This Friday, we invite everyone to join us in a special fundraiser to support the Mullineaux family. We will be hosting a Smoked Pork Loin Dinner and a Cornhole Tournament — two things Bob loved and showed up for with unmatched enthusiasm. He was a regular at our cornhole gatherings, and it feels only right to come together in a way that he would have enjoyed so much.
All proceeds from the evening will go directly to the family to help ease some of the burdens that come with this sudden loss. It’s a small way for us to give back to someone who gave so much to us.
Bob Mullineaux, you were one of the good ones.
You made life better just by being in it.
You showed us how to be good friends, how to give without expecting anything in return, and how to show up for the people you love.
We will miss you more than words can express, but we will carry your memory with us in everything we do — every cornhole throw, every shared meal, every act of kindness inspired by you.
Rest easy, friend. You will always have a place in our hearts.