Obituary as posted in the Idaho Tribune on Oct
22, 2000
Donna Marie Mulinix, 55, of
Marsing, died Wednesday, October 18, 2000, from injuries received
in an automobile accident. A viewing will be held on Monday, October
23, 2000, from 12 to 6 p.m. at Dakan Funeral Chapel, Caldwell.
Also on Monday at 4:00pm will be a memorial service at the Kingdom
Hall of Jehovah's Witnesses on the corner of Kimball Elm Sts.
in Caldwell. A dinner will follow the memorial service and the
family asks any one who wishes to bring a covered dish. Interment
will be held at 2 p.m. Tuesday, October 24, 2000, at the Marsing
Homedale Cemetery. Donna was born December 11, 1944, the eldest
daughter of Don and Ruth Rolph. She grew up and graduated in Othello,
WA. She was married to Doyle Mulinix for 32 years and together
they had four children while they traveled in the military, and
she finally settled down in Marsing for the rest of her life.
She made many friends and took time to keep in touch with as many
as she could. Even though her life was busy with work and financial
worries, she did find time to enjoy the things she loved to do.
She loved cooking, caring for flowers in her garden, playing with
her grandchildren, making various craft projects, and everyone
loved to hear her sing as much as she did. She was close to Jehovah
and loved to sing His praises most. She loved to help people,
especially the elderly, and gave much space in her heart for caring
about others. She will be sorely missed by the people she brought
the sunlight into.She is survived by her husband; her sons, Terry,
Andrew and Robert; a daughter, Rebecca; her sisters, Karen Dean,
Sharon Rolph and Barbara Martensen; her brother, Bob Rolph; 8
grandchildren; and numerous nieces and nephews.She was preceded
in death by her parents.The Donna Mulinix Memorial Fund has been
set up at any US Bank.
Marsing, died Wednesday, October 18, 2000, from injuries received
in an automobile accident. A viewing will be held on Monday, October
23, 2000, from 12 to 6 p.m. at Dakan Funeral Chapel, Caldwell.
Also on Monday at 4:00pm will be a memorial service at the Kingdom
Hall of Jehovah's Witnesses on the corner of Kimball Elm Sts.
in Caldwell. A dinner will follow the memorial service and the
family asks any one who wishes to bring a covered dish. Interment
will be held at 2 p.m. Tuesday, October 24, 2000, at the Marsing
Homedale Cemetery. Donna was born December 11, 1944, the eldest
daughter of Don and Ruth Rolph. She grew up and graduated in Othello,
WA. She was married to Doyle Mulinix for 32 years and together
they had four children while they traveled in the military, and
she finally settled down in Marsing for the rest of her life.
She made many friends and took time to keep in touch with as many
as she could. Even though her life was busy with work and financial
worries, she did find time to enjoy the things she loved to do.
She loved cooking, caring for flowers in her garden, playing with
her grandchildren, making various craft projects, and everyone
loved to hear her sing as much as she did. She was close to Jehovah
and loved to sing His praises most. She loved to help people,
especially the elderly, and gave much space in her heart for caring
about others. She will be sorely missed by the people she brought
the sunlight into.She is survived by her husband; her sons, Terry,
Andrew and Robert; a daughter, Rebecca; her sisters, Karen Dean,
Sharon Rolph and Barbara Martensen; her brother, Bob Rolph; 8
grandchildren; and numerous nieces and nephews.She was preceded
in death by her parents.The Donna Mulinix Memorial Fund has been
set up at any US Bank.