James Michael Mulligan

Birth date: Dec 17, 1966 Death date: Oct 16, 2024

It is with great sadness that we announce the passing of James Michael Mulligan on October 16, 2024. He was loved by all who knew him and will be dearly missed. Jim was born on December 17, 1966, in Johnstown, PA. He was preceded Read Obituary

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Brian Carlson

78w ago

I met Jim my freshman year at UF. He lived across from me in the dorms. We became close friends and were roommates in an apartment in Gainesville. I really enjoyed playing guitar with Jim. He was a great guy!

Brian Carlson

Angel

82w ago

I met Jimbo more than 35 years ago. I spoke with him on a daily basis and shared many many stories. Jimbo taught me how to play blackjack. I learned from him to always play “by the rules”! Our last trip to the Hard Rock in tampa was memorable. He won almost $4000 playing crabs and Blackjack! He was such a great human being - always helping everyone. I will miss him dearly! Go Gators!

Jose Pedraz

82w ago

I met Jimbo at normandy Park ,Miami Beach. He played basketball better than all of us. He was a gentle big person with a big heart. At times people wanted to pick on him. And they knew better if I was around..lol he was like my younger brother I never had. He knows my family and I know his family. Our heart is broken. My condolence to his wonderful family. He will be missed. We were together in September for a couple of days at his house. Like usual we had a great meal and I did a few repairs at his house. I was to return before the end of the year. It's still hard to believe. We miss you Jim.

Debbie Ferrer

82w ago

I first met Jim when I was a freshman and I visited the pawn shop and bought a Motley Crue CD! Jim and I became instant friends.
We used to have so much fun in Gainesville at Mulligans, dinners and concerts! One great memory I have was when Jim and I went skiing in Lake Tahoe and we stopped in Reno at the casino and he introduced me to the game of craps! Jimbo was on a “roll” and he rolled 7 points and the table was on fire! It was like from a movie! Until this day I’ve never seen anyone roll like he did and have the whole table cheering! I will miss him dearly. He was such a kind person. Debbie

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352-376-7556

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