Jack Mullen Obituary, A Former Player In Stradbally Town AFC Has Died – Death

Jack Mullen Death, Obituary – We were in a state of shock when we learned of the sudden passing of one of the former players for Stradbally Town AFC, Jack Mullen. Jack was one of the players who had played for the team in the past. In this trying time, we want Jack’s family and friends to know that they are in our thoughts and prayers and that we are thinking about and praying for them. We were thrown into complete and total disarray upon learning of his passing. We want his immediate family, which consists of his parents Fiona and Karl, his partner Jessica and her daughter Holly, his brothers and sisters, as well as all of his extended family and friends, to know that we are thinking about them and praying for them during this difficult time.

We also want his extended family and friends to know that we are thinking about and praying for them. Additionally, we would like his extended family as well as his friends to know that they are in our thoughts and prayers during this difficult time. During this difficult time, we want them to know that all of his extended family and friends are in our thoughts and that we are praying for them. We want them to know that we are thinking about them. We want them to know that we are keeping them in our thoughts and prayers and that we are concerned for them.
Ar dheis Dé go raibh an anam.

In the evening of that day, at eight o’clock, there would be a recitation of the rosary taking place at his home in Ballymaddock. On Thursday, commencing at three o’clock in the afternoon, members of the general public will be able to pay their respects to him at the location indicated above. The body will be taken away by Whelehan Funeral Director’s on Friday at 11:15 a.m., and it will arrive at Sacred Heart Church in Stradbally at 12:00 p.m. for the Requiem Mass. After the conclusion of the funeral service, the deceased’s body was taken to Oakvale Cemetery so that it could be laid to rest there. Make it a point to warn everyone that on Friday morning they are expected to keep to themselves, not socialize with any guests, and to keep the house to themselves.