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Bascombe J. Wilson
August 29, 2006
Dear Family,
My thoughts and prayers are with you in this difficult time. Please know that my family has always held yours in the highest regard and our hearts are with you as you bear your loss.
I was a close friend of Joe's grandfather, Joseph L. Mullinax, Sr., in Greenville and Asheville, and have done a very poor job of staying in touch with the family, but when I heard the news of your loss, I knew I should let you know how very much I care.
My wife, Kathryn, and I send you our deepest sympathies.
Hildy and Rich Itkin
August 23, 2006
Dear Chris and Becca, You know of course that we are sad beyond words. We are sure that the love and affection you have received in the past days shows what you two know best, that Joe was loved by oh so many people and this will give you the strength you need to continue on. Everyone probably tells you that that is what Joe would want and you know that is true. We love you both. Come to visit us, where ever we are and you know we will love to come to visit you. Hugs all around, with love, Hildy and Rich
horace mccutchen
August 21, 2006
To Mullinax Family:
Our prayers and condolences are with the family"But our citizenship is in Heaven. And we eager await abSavior from there, the Lord Jesus Christ" Philippians 3-20. May God's comfortimg arms encompass you, these words of comfort and hope minister peace and assurance to you and may his grace provide sufficient strenght. Be bless. By the way of Kingstree South Carolina. The McCutchen, Goodman, Scott, McCrea, McClary, Mitchum, Dowdy and Pendergrass Families.
Eileen, Mike and Davey Miller
August 21, 2006
Chris and Becca our hearts go out to you and the family. Many fond memories come to me from the time I cleaned for your guys. I have often wished to see you again. God Bless.
August 21, 2006
Chris! I just heard. My heart is with you at this sad time. I will catch up to you. My sister, Sandy, went into the hospital today for a stem cell transplant. will try to make it tomorrow, though. Love and prayers. Mary Molony
Joy S. Pryor & Rivers & Company
August 21, 2006
Christine I am soooooo sorry for your lost. My prayers are with you and your family.
With deepest sympathy,
Greg Brooks/Rick Patterson and USSI
August 21, 2006
Our thoughts and prayers are with you in your time of grief. May your memories bring you comfort.
Joie Davis
August 20, 2006
I haven't seen this precious cousin in years but it doesn't mean the sorrow or my affection for him is lessened. Along side my brother, I watched him grow up. As my brother's best man, I bought Lattie black shoes to wear the next day in the wedding. There is a bath tub story involving Gene and Lattie as young boys that is a little to colorful for this book but it will make me belly laugh every time I think of it. My heart goes out to Lattie's family. We will not get over this horrific loss.
Caroline and Glen McGee
August 20, 2006
We are so deeply saddened by this great loss. Our hearts and prayers are with all of the family. South Carolina ball games will never be the same. Joe, we will miss you but will never forget your wit and charm and great love for the Gamecocks. Fond family memories go back to childhood days in Williston when the Gilchrists and Mullinaxes ruled the neighborhood. Little did we know that years later we would become neighbors again at Williams Brice Stadium...God speed, friend. Our love to all of the family. In deepest sympathy, Caroline and Glen McGee and Chellie and Michael Amagliani
James Michael Mullinax
August 20, 2006
I did not know Joe but I have become acquainted with his father. We found that we were related. We have the same G-G-G-Grandfather, from the DNA project. My prayers and condolences go out to the family and friends of Joe.
Alvin Martin
August 19, 2006
Joe, It saddens me deely that you are no longer with us in body,But I know you will always be with us in spirit.Everytime that I go fishing I remember back to the time that we went to my large mouth bass honey hole. When we put in the 10' boat.Man you had a tackle box the size of a small truck, 4 rod-n-reels, and with my cooler ,tackle the boat was over loaded.
We caught so many bass,You were a true fisherman.Bam thats when it happened you hung into a six pounder Bam I threw in the same hole and caught his brother.And thats when it happened I flipped the boat, you with your tackle trunk in one hand and the rod with the bass on in the other swimming to the the bank.
I think I drank over half of that pond water laughing with you, O`Brother what a memory that I will always carry with me.
Thanks for the memories Joe May God Bless Your Soul.......
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