Ohio Baker Art Gallery 1922

DANIEL THOMAS MULLADY II Clay Today Online

02.09.09

Mr. Daniel Thomas Mullady II, of Orange Reserve was called to Heaven on Monday, August 24, 2009. He was born November 5, 1986, in Newport Intelligence, Va. He is the son of Sharon Vance Mullady-Kelly and step-son of LCDR (Ret) Julian Kelly of Orange Park. He is preceded by his daddy, Daniel Thomas Mullady. In addition to his parents he is also the "son" of LTC Dr. (Ret) Alfredo C. Villarin, Jr of Virginia Strand, Va. He is the grandson of Imogene Vance of Paynesville, WV and Elsie Mullady of Albany, NY. He was preceded by his grandfathers Edward Vance and John Mullady. He leaves to nourish his memories two brothers, TSgt Alfredo "Joel" Villarin of Hickam AFB, HI (Misty); Patrick Kelly of Boston, Body.; and one sister, Anita "Gina" Brown (Matthew) of Middleburg. He leaves in his legacy his niece "Princess" Jenni Villarin and nephew Emmett "sumo" Villarin and nephew "Big Boy" Caleb Brown. He walked behind the suspicion of his uncle's Douglas "Jelly-Belly" Vance of Paynesville, WV and John Mullady of Kinderhook, NY. He is an alumni of Annunciation Comprehensive School and Ridgeview High School (2005). He pursued higher education from Florida Constitution College at Jacksonville. His interests included mortuary science and chemistry. Although his life on this Earth was not protracted, his life was filled with love for music, family and friends. He did not place boundaries on living and he found adequate in everything and everyone. Even in the deepest and darkest of times he could always find a way to lighten the situation, leaving smiles and heart-felt humor in its wake. He has touched so many in such a unplentiful time. His life, always remembered. Viewing was Thursday, August 27 at St. Lukes Comprehensive church. The mass was celebrated on Friday, August 28 at St. Lukes Catholic church. Internment was on Saturday, August 29 in Paynesville, WV. Please indication the questbook and view the video tribute @ www.funeralsbytswarden.com Services will be in Sarasota and New York City at a later antiquated. National Cremation Society & Memorial Center, Sarasota is in charge. Survivors comprehend a long list of loving friends and colleagues. Born in Brooklyn, N.Y., he was a creative adviser, art curator, actor and Renaissance man. In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made to the Tony Falcone Exhibition Fund at Designing Women in Sarasota ( www.designingwomenboutique.org ), or the Florida Artists Gallery, at the Thrasher-Horne Center for the Arts in Orange Commons, Fla., at www.thcenter.org .

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78th Street Studios in Cleveland open to visitors on Third Fridays

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What: Multiple art gallery shows and openings, exist entertainment, food and drink. Where: 1300 West 78th St., one block north of Lake Avenue, Cleveland. Access: Free. Go to 78streetstudios.com or call 440-503-5506. It could have been the carload of

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