Bartley T. Mulkern, Jr.

Roxanne, Joe-Pat and all who loved Bucky,
Our sincere condolences to you. Bucky was always cooking something up. I loved his meatloaf and he would always make one for me when I was in town. He was extremely hospitable and caring. A man of morals who worked hard and put his family first. There isn't anything he wouldn't do for Roxanne and Joe-Pat, he was a very proud Father. Bucky and Roxanne had countless life long friends who they entertained frequently. Their home should have a revolving door, as friends dropped by nearly every day. Their home was affectionately known as

I'm so sorry for the passing of Bucky. I have very fond memories of us playing together on Oxford St. It was the 4 of us, me,Bucky, Barbie Mullens, & Barbara (as a tag along).
My heart goes out to the family for the loss of such a great man. If I drank anymore I'd raise a toast to his memory. Rest easy my dear friend Bucky. Love you.

Love and prayers, Kathie and Don Curry

There was only one mold when Bucky was born, never duplicated. I remember Bucky from North school, to Jack Junior where he was a darn good offensive lineman. And remember the Marine when he returned from Nam. He was always your friend, and would do anything to help someone, especially a Vet or someone who fell on hard times. RIP Bucky, you will never be forgotten. Many people are proud to have called Bucky Mulkern their friend ! Condolences to Roxanne and JoePat
Tom Ferrante

Dear Mulkern Family,
So sad to hear about Bucky. Although younger he somehow took me under his wing and was a staunch defender with Macka of his Brighton Ave. Pharmacy boys. Later in life I would eagerly look forward at my work to see him and the fellow hill boys during Wyman Station outages. As always, a proud veteran who I thank for your service. RIP.