I very recently became accquainted with our class website activities and had actually been looking for Greg Mullins for many years. I was unable to trace him until now.
We became friends when in 4th grade at Daniel Webster Elementary in Pasadena. Our friendship followed us to John Marshall Jr High and then on to PHS. He was a delightful and loyal friend. In highschool, he drove a little red Chevy Corvair. He used to pick me up and drive me to school on rainy days or any other day we wanted to stop at the Headliner Coffee Shop before classes. Often we would be late for school as we would lose track of time due to laughing and too much caffiene.
In our junior and senior years I became active in drama class with Mr. Franco (BEST TEACHER EVER). Greg landed a coveted job as a waiter at the Antique Inn restaurant on Rosemead Blvd in Pasadena. I spent many a family celebration at "his" restaurant and he never missed a single performance or drama competition I participated in.
After graduation, I married my first husband and for some inexplicable reason we lost touch...I am forever saddened I did not get to tell him how much his friendship meant to me....Kudos to you Greg Mullins for being one hell of a good friend!!!!!!! Sent with love, Sharon Krueger McCarthy
Greg and I dated for much of High School and when I moved with my family to NYC he followed. If I could only have known the future I would have kept him closer. I still love you!
I remember Greg all the way back from Marshall Jr. high. He had the most gorgeous eyelashes and a smile that would melt any girls heart. I remember seeing him at one of the early reunions. He was so kind, a truly genuine human being. RIP Greg Mullins, you will be missed but not forgotten ❤
Sharon Krueger (McCarthy)
I very recently became accquainted with our class website activities and had actually been looking for Greg Mullins for many years. I was unable to trace him until now.
We became friends when in 4th grade at Daniel Webster Elementary in Pasadena. Our friendship followed us to John Marshall Jr High and then on to PHS. He was a delightful and loyal friend. In highschool, he drove a little red Chevy Corvair. He used to pick me up and drive me to school on rainy days or any other day we wanted to stop at the Headliner Coffee Shop before classes. Often we would be late for school as we would lose track of time due to laughing and too much caffiene.
In our junior and senior years I became active in drama class with Mr. Franco (BEST TEACHER EVER). Greg landed a coveted job as a waiter at the Antique Inn restaurant on Rosemead Blvd in Pasadena. I spent many a family celebration at "his" restaurant and he never missed a single performance or drama competition I participated in.
After graduation, I married my first husband and for some inexplicable reason we lost touch...I am forever saddened I did not get to tell him how much his friendship meant to me....Kudos to you Greg Mullins for being one hell of a good friend!!!!!!! Sent with love, Sharon Krueger McCarthy
Cynthia Lighthizer (Lippert)
Greg and I dated for much of High School and when I moved with my family to NYC he followed. If I could only have known the future I would have kept him closer. I still love you!
Irith Gottfeld (Harpster)
I remember Greg all the way back from Marshall Jr. high. He had the most gorgeous eyelashes and a smile that would melt any girls heart. I remember seeing him at one of the early reunions. He was so kind, a truly genuine human being. RIP Greg Mullins, you will be missed but not forgotten ❤
Sheila Horn (Kaplan)
What a nice guy. We hung out in Jr. High and High School...RIP From Shelly Scharnberg