It is with heavy hearts and great sadness that the Mull family must inform the public of the loss of a great man, loving husband, dedicated son, protective brother, and devoted father, Jeffrey Thomas Mull. Jeff was escorted by Jesus to Heaven on Sunday, January 10, 2021, peacefully in his sleep. He was met in the promised land by his maternal grandparents, Francis and Dymone Baker.

Jeff is survived by his wife, Michelle Mull; his mother, Susan B. Glass; sisters, Melinda Sue Cannon (Chris Cannon), and Kimberly Ann Dominici; brothers-in-law Bryan Etheridge (Brittany Etheridge) and Tyler Dykes (Dot Dykes); his daughter, Maranda Lyn Mull; sons, Jeffery Chandler Mull (Nakoma Mull), Jonathan Chase Vickery (Mackenzie Vickery), and Jarrod Cole Vickery; his grandchildren, Jaelyn Cori Gregson (10), Kielyn Maranda Mixson (7), Jayce Cole Vickery (6), Ayla Ry-Ann Lopez (4), Leighton Sidney-Grace Mull (2), Colbie Grace Vickery (2), Jeffery Dean Mull (7 months) and baby J. Cruse Vickery (Due in March 2021); nieces Leah Nicole Dominici, Taylor Bri-Ann Miseray; and nephew Anthony Michael Dominici and many more cherished family members.

Jeff had an infectious humor that always kept those around him laughing. He will be remembered for having an enormous and generous heart, loving his friends and family, and his famous dance moves. He was known to many as the "Coffee Man" because of his love for his 16-year career with Community Coffee, where he earned many awards for his outstanding achievements, including 'Manager of the Year.'

Jeff loved his wife, Michelle, with the entirety of his heart and soul, and he gave his all to raising and guiding the life of his four children. He was a forever 'Momma's boy' and took great pride in protecting and guiding his younger sisters all throughout his life. Jeff was an amazing father, and all four of his children will always remember his witty jokes, crazy stories, and his love for Little Debbie cakes.

Jeff was an active member in the Krewe of Warriors and will forever be our beloved Purple Prince Maestro Espresso. Jeff had many friends. He was loved by everyone he met. He led many children through his love for baseball and will always be remembered as "Coach Jeff".

Jeff will continue to dance to the beat of his own drum, swim with his beloved Gerdi and hit lots of hole-in-ones. He always caught the biggest snapper and will keep the party going in heaven (staying up "WAY PAST" his bedtime). Jeff will always watch over his family and many friends on earth, until we meet up again. We love you, Jeff.

There is a celebration of life for Jeff on Friday, January 15, 2021 at Scenic Hills Country Club from 4pm to 6pm.

In lieu of flowers, please make donations in his name to your choice of WoundedWarriors.org, Manna Food bank of Pensacola or Ronald McDonald House of Northwest Florida at rmhc-nwfl.org