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Darlene E Mullis

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January 14, 1953 ~ January 27, 2020

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Darlene E. Mullis, 68, of Columbus, died at 1:58 a.m. January 27, 2020, at I.U. Methodist Hospital in Indianapolis. Darlene was born January 14, 1953 in Columbus, the daughter of the late Alva Mullis and Leatha Beabout Mullis. Darlene loved drawing and painting. While residing at Hickory Creek, they said she was the life of the party. Her greatest love was her children and grandchildren. . The funeral at Jewell-Rittman Family Funeral Home Friday, January 31, 2020, at 2:00 P.M. Visitation will be from 12:00–2:00 p.m. conducted by Rev. Larry Fields. Survivors include son, Brian Mullis of Minnesota, Cory (Renee) Mullis of Columbus, and Joshua Wyatt of Elizabethtown; brothers, Tommy Mullis of Richmond, Kentucky and Jack Mullis of Columbus; sister, Doris Hallberg of Minnesota; grandchildren, Aliyah Gobell, Braeden Berger, Chase Mitchell, Lilli Judd, Taylor Sanders and Logan Sanders, Cory Mullis Jr.; great-grandchildren, Ruthealla Gobell, Ayden Mullis and Lilly Mullis She was preceded in death by her parents; brothers, Albert Mullis and Charles Mullis; sisters, Carolyn Mullis, Waneta Kinser and Luessie Hartwell; grandchild, Lakeshia Hays. Arrangements provided by Jewell-Rittman Family Funeral Home. You are invited to view her video tribute, light a virtual candle and send a message to the family via the funeral home website. www.jewellrittman.com

 

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  4. She introduced my son C.J. to alot of his first, like his 1st icecream cone. U couldn’t get him away from ice cream from that day.

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  11. Darlene was like a big sister to me when I was young. We used to watch Granny and Henry play cards on Dawson Street. I remember eating a lot of tomato and bean soup spending time at Granny Mullis’ house with Darlene. We talked a lot about nothing, but then, that’s what girls did back then. What we wanted to do and what we wanted to be. I remember when she got that tatoo on her ankle of a boy she really liked. I thought she was worldly then. lol—-I have not seen her for years, but make no mistake about it, She was an influence. I love you Darlene, And I’ll miss you. See you later on, I hope. xoxo

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  12. Darlene was like a Grandma to me. I loved her so much! ♥️ She will be missed. But she not hurting anymore.

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  15. Aunt Darlene was the one I always waited for when she got off the bus in high school. She and I are only 3 years apart in age. She would always bring the round bubble gum home and share it with us at granny’s. I remember her always being funny and pretty.

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  16. I’m posting this for my mom, Doris Hallberg because her eyesight is not good. Darlene is my sister I was saddened to hear the news of her passing and at this time I keep the memories of her and I close to my heart. I remember one day she came to see me and had bought me a coffee and two peanut butter cookies. It made my day. I will hold on to the memories.

    My mom doesn’t drive anymore and I was hoping someone could send her one of the pamphlets from the funeral service. That would mean so much to her.

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  17. No matter what I did or done or what people said or thought about me she didnt care one bit and through all this I knew she loved me and she knew I loved her and that’s all that matter to us I love u soooooooo much mom I’m glad your in a better place now I’m gonna miss u

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