Obits

What’s your earliest memory of him? “2020, when he walked in for an interview to be a youth development worker. He was so serious and focused on the questions and answering them right. He really wanted to give back to the kids.” — Masden-Wilson “Walking home, and he pulled up and told me to be […]

What’s your earliest memory of him?  “I saw him in a voice studio, and he looked over at me and said, ‘Hallo, Schöne,’ which in German means, ‘Hello, Beautiful.’” — his wife “Lewis was a central figure and character at my church, Crescent Hill Presbyterian. He sang in the choir and sang solos, and he

What’s your earliest memory of him?  “The happiest day of my life — when he was born. He was a beautiful baby, with thick, dark eyelashes and eyes. He always cuddled so close and would bounce up and down when you held him. He stole my heart. As he grew, he became my hero.” —

What’s your earliest memory of her?  “When I was in preschool, I wanted to learn to spell my name. I got chalk and went to the sidewalk outside our home. I had to go inside to ask my mother, letter by letter, what came next. I couldn’t remember more than one letter at a time,

What’s your earliest memory of her?  “Being in another room, at a theater audition, hearing this incredible soprano voice — a belt like I’d never heard in person. When she came out, I was waiting to audition, and our eyes met. And, though it took several years of friendship to get there, we both knew,

Obits for All: Mark Anthony Mulligan Mark Anthony Mulligan died November 28, 2022. He was 59. Obituary written by his friends Al Gorman, who turns Ohio River trash into art; Gregory Luchini Maddox, who directed the 2015 documentary short Peacelands/Mark Anthony Mulligan; and longtime Louisville gallery owner Chuck Swanson. If you’d like to share a