Funeral Costs for Ronald Lee Mullins Jr. (Gordo)
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Ronald Lee Mullins Jr. (Gordo) was tragically taken from our family on the morning of Sunday, September 27th 2020.
Gordo was only 28 years old at the time of his passing. He has spent the last 11 years of his life with his love, Sandra. Together, the two of them have built a family and a life they loved. He sadly leaves behind Sandra and their two beautiful young children, Dominic (10) and Evelyn (3).
Gordo was a loving, proud and devoted father. He was a very special, charismatic, hard-working and dependable son. He was a soft-hearted and supportive brother, honest and caring, trustworthy friend.
He was mama bear's baby boy, he was her everything.
His smile and energy would brighten up a room. Gordo was one of the sweetest, kind-hearted, yet obnoxiously outspoken and unfiltered individuals who could make anybody laugh at any given time.
He was known by many as Mr. Shakes due to a brain tremor which caused his left arm to shake uncontrollably. Even though he did have a disability that left him with only one functional arm, that did not slow him down one bit. He was still his dad's best fishing buddy, his son's lego-building partner, his little lulu's best friend and one of the best campfire starters you ever did see!
This GoFundMe has been setup by myself, Elizabeth Mullins, Gordo's sister (from Washington.) All donations will be used for funeral expenses. Any remaining funds will be left for his children to support them through this difficult time. At time of withdrawal, funds will be deposited into me and my fiance Ryan LaRock's account. Funds will then be transferred to Ronny's parents and next akin, Ron and Candy Mullins. They will take care of paying for all funeral arrangements and reimbursements to anybody that came out of pocket to cover any expenses while awaiting the donation funds to come in. Any funds left over will be held by Ronald Mullins, Sr. (Gordo's father) for Dominic and Evelyn Mullins and to be dispersed as deemed necessary.
Thank you,
The Mullins Family
#TeamShakes
Gordo was only 28 years old at the time of his passing. He has spent the last 11 years of his life with his love, Sandra. Together, the two of them have built a family and a life they loved. He sadly leaves behind Sandra and their two beautiful young children, Dominic (10) and Evelyn (3).
Gordo was a loving, proud and devoted father. He was a very special, charismatic, hard-working and dependable son. He was a soft-hearted and supportive brother, honest and caring, trustworthy friend.He was mama bear's baby boy, he was her everything.
His smile and energy would brighten up a room. Gordo was one of the sweetest, kind-hearted, yet obnoxiously outspoken and unfiltered individuals who could make anybody laugh at any given time.
He was known by many as Mr. Shakes due to a brain tremor which caused his left arm to shake uncontrollably. Even though he did have a disability that left him with only one functional arm, that did not slow him down one bit. He was still his dad's best fishing buddy, his son's lego-building partner, his little lulu's best friend and one of the best campfire starters you ever did see!
This GoFundMe has been setup by myself, Elizabeth Mullins, Gordo's sister (from Washington.) All donations will be used for funeral expenses. Any remaining funds will be left for his children to support them through this difficult time. At time of withdrawal, funds will be deposited into me and my fiance Ryan LaRock's account. Funds will then be transferred to Ronny's parents and next akin, Ron and Candy Mullins. They will take care of paying for all funeral arrangements and reimbursements to anybody that came out of pocket to cover any expenses while awaiting the donation funds to come in. Any funds left over will be held by Ronald Mullins, Sr. (Gordo's father) for Dominic and Evelyn Mullins and to be dispersed as deemed necessary.
Thank you,
The Mullins Family
#TeamShakes
Organisator und Spendenbegünstigter
Elizabeth Mullins
Organisator
Hanford, CA
Ryan LaRock
Spendenbegünstigte