OBIT: Sidney George "Bud" MULL Sr., 2007, Salisbury, Somerset County, PA
 
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  MULL, Sidney George  (Bud)  07/20/07   Daily American
  
    Sidney George "Bud" Mull Sr., 63, Salisbury, died July 19, 2007, at Memorial Medical
  Center, Johnstown. Born Feb. 2, 1944, in Monroeville, a son of the late Sidney Fay and
  Florence Maxine (Menhorn) Mull. He is preceded in death by one brother, Allen Wayne Mull.
  Surviving are his wife, Ellen (Housel) Mull; two sons, John Charles Mull and friend,
  Paula, Wellersburg; Sidney G. "B.J." Mull Jr. and friend, Melody, Salisbury; two
  daughters, Chantay Elizabeth Lawson and husband, Michael, Friendsville, Md.; Tonya Yvonne
  Christner and husband, Kenneth, Meyersdale; one stepson, Jeff Gray and wife, Lori,
  Salisbury; one stepdaughter, Beth Anne Brown and friend, Sean, Meyersdale; one brother,
  Donald Raymond Mull and wife, Mary Lee, Mayer, Ariz.; two sisters, Joyce Eileen McGhee,
  Holt, Mich.; Brenda Kay Haning and husband Freeman, St. Paul; and 12 grandchildren, Cody
  Twigg, Charlene Mull, Catharine Lawson, Robert Lawson, Kenneth Christner III, Tiffani
  Christner, Tori Christner, Triniti Christner, Tiani Christner, Brooke Gray, Liliana
  Shumaker and Ella Rose Mull. Mr. Mull was employed as a bricklayer with Local 15 BAC. He
  is a U.S. Army veteran of the Vietnam War and a member of Salisbury American Legion Post
  459. He was a member of the Maple Leaf Rod and Gun Club, Kennells Mill Outdoor Club,
  Barrelville Outdoor Club and St. John's United Church of Christ. Friends will be received
  7 to 9 p.m. Saturday and 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Sunday at the Newman Funeral Home Inc.,
  9168 Mason-Dixon Highway, Salisbury, where a service will be conducted 2 p.m. Monday. The
  Rev. David E. Fetter officiating. Interment will be in Salisbury Cemetery, where military
  graveside rites will be accord-ed by Salisbury American Legion Post 459. Expressions of
  sympathy may be directed to Salisbury American Legion Post 459, Scholarship Fund.
  Condolences may be sent to the family at www.newman-funeralhomes. com. 
  
  
  MULL, Sidney George "Bud" Sr.  07/26/07   The New Republic
  February 2, 1944
  July 19, 2007
  
      Sidney George "Bud" Mull, Sr., 63 of Salisbury, died Thursday, July
  19, 2007, at Conemaugh Memorial Hospital, 
  Johnstown.
      He was born February 2, 1944, in Monroeville, the son of the late
  Sidney Fay & Florence Maxine (Menhorn) Mull. He 
  was preceded in death by one brother, Allen Wayne Mull.
      Surviving are his wife, Ellen (Housel) Mull; two sons, John Charles
  Mull and friend, Paula, Wellersburg; Sidney G. 
  "B.J." Mull, Jr. and friend, Melody, Salisbury; two daughters, Chantay
  Elizabeth Lawson and husband, Michael, 
  Friendsville, MD; Tonya Yvonne Christner and husband, Kenneth, Meyersdale. 
              Also survived by one step son, Jeff Gray and wife,
  Lori, Salisbury; one step daughter, Beth Anne Brown 
  and friend, Sean, Meyersdale; one brother, Donald Raymond Mull and wife,
  Mary Lee, Mayer, AZ; two sisters, Joyce Eileen 
  McGhee, Holt, MI; Brenda Kay Haning and husband, Freeman, St. Paul and
  twelve grandchildren: Cody Twigg, Charlene 
  Mull, Catharine Lawson, Robert Lawson, Kenneth Christner, III; Tiffani
  Christner, Tori Christner, Triniti Christner, Tiani 
  Christner, Brooke Gray, Liliana Shumaker and Ella Rose Mull.
      Mr. Mull was employed as a bricklayer with Local 15, B.A.C. He was a
  U.S. Army veteran of the Vietnam War and a 
  member of Salisbury American Legion, Post 459. He was a member of the Maple
  Leaf Rod and Gun Club, Kennells Mill 
  Outdoor Club, Barrelville Outdoor Club and St. John's United Church of
  Christ.
      Friends were received at the Newman Funeral Home, Inc. Services were
  conducted in the funeral home with the Rev. 
  David E. Fetter officiating. Interment was in Salisbury Cemetery, where
  military graveside rites were accorded by 
  Salisbury American Legion, Post 459. 
      Expressions of sympathy may be directed to Salisbury American
  Legion, Post 459, Scholarship Fund.
      Condolences may be sent to the family at www.newmanfuneralhomes.com.