Obituary for Kevin Mulhern
Kevin Mulhern 10/21/1949 - 1/15/23
Loving husband and Father
The best memories of Kevin will always be his sense of humor. Sometimes naughty, sometimes outlandish, but always laugh out at loud funny.
Kevin was known to all. I use to call him the Mayor of Glenville. Whether you were the Stop and Shop Delivery driver, the postman or the produce man Kevin would talk to them. Ask them questions try to get to know them.
Kevin was a huge car guy. Loved Formula 1 racing watched it on TV and went to races when he could. Years ago, before he lost his leg, he raced Formula Fords quite successfully. Losing his leg slowed him down, but didn't stop him. He still tried cart racing, skiing, and even horseback riding. Kevin was a great animal lover. Dogs, cats, even my horse. The dogs are missing him already, as they were his constant companions.
Kevin worked for AandT for 30 years and loved his job and made a lot of friends. Friends he is still in touch with.
One of his closest friends was John Augustine "farmer John" also an amputee. So they had a lot in common and Kevin loved visiting the farm, and went often.
We will all miss Kevin, especially me. We had over 20 years together filled with love an laughs.
Kevin is survived by his wife Linda, his daughter Amanda, sister Catherine brother-in-law Ed Cramer. Sisters-in-law Donna Greenwald. Lydia Reitano brother-in-law Philip Reitano.
A memorial service will be held at Westchester Funeral Home 190 Main St, Eastchester, NY 10709
Wednesday January 25, 2023 from 12:00 to 4:00 PM
Loving husband and Father
The best memories of Kevin will always be his sense of humor. Sometimes naughty, sometimes outlandish, but always laugh out at loud funny.
Kevin was known to all. I use to call him the Mayor of Glenville. Whether you were the Stop and Shop Delivery driver, the postman or the produce man Kevin would talk to them. Ask them questions try to get to know them.
Kevin was a huge car guy. Loved Formula 1 racing watched it on TV and went to races when he could. Years ago, before he lost his leg, he raced Formula Fords quite successfully. Losing his leg slowed him down, but didn't stop him. He still tried cart racing, skiing, and even horseback riding. Kevin was a great animal lover. Dogs, cats, even my horse. The dogs are missing him already, as they were his constant companions.
Kevin worked for AandT for 30 years and loved his job and made a lot of friends. Friends he is still in touch with.
One of his closest friends was John Augustine "farmer John" also an amputee. So they had a lot in common and Kevin loved visiting the farm, and went often.
We will all miss Kevin, especially me. We had over 20 years together filled with love an laughs.
Kevin is survived by his wife Linda, his daughter Amanda, sister Catherine brother-in-law Ed Cramer. Sisters-in-law Donna Greenwald. Lydia Reitano brother-in-law Philip Reitano.
A memorial service will be held at Westchester Funeral Home 190 Main St, Eastchester, NY 10709
Wednesday January 25, 2023 from 12:00 to 4:00 PM