Lucille Fowler-Mullin was born in 1927 and lived her entire life in Yonkers, NY. She was the middle of five children and was predeceased by her brothers Frank and Ronald Louis and her sister Julia Fletcher. She is survived by her younger brother James Gianazza and her three children, Charles (Chet ) Francis Fowler, Jr., of Manchester, Tenn, Valerie Fowler Fenton of Stamford, Ct and Donna Fowler Cignarella of Yonkers, NY. She is also survived by five grandchildren and four great-grandchildren. She was predeceased by her first husband, Charles Francis Fowler, also of Yonkers, NY who was a pilot in the Army Air Force during World War ll and her second husband John (Jack) Mullin, a Navy career officer who served in World War ll as a submariner.
She graduated from Jane Addams Vocational High School in Bronx, NY and worked for over seventy years as a hairdresser and beautician, most recently in Riverdale, NY at Eco Salon on Johnson Ave.
She was an avid golfer, playing in the women’s league at the Sprain Lake Golf course until the 2019 season.
She loved to travel and enjoyed being active. At age 90, she traveled with her daughters to Universal Studios in Florida and took on the roller coasters and log flume rides.
She was an avid NY Yankees and NY Giants fan and loved to travel to the stadiums to watch her favorite teams in action.
A private service will be held on Tuesday at Fred H. McGrath & Son Funeral Home in Bronxville and will be followed by a celebration of her life which will be announced at a later date.
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Robert & Catherine Fletcher says
April 26, 2020 at 1:09 pmWe will miss you very much. You were my God Mother. I always loved your sprit and humor. God keep you safe in his arm along with Frank , Julia , and Lou. Grandma & Nana paved the way.. Love You .
Elaine & Jerry Spencer says
April 28, 2020 at 12:14 pmMy husband Jerry and I will miss Aunt Lucille very much. Especially will miss our visits to Arthur Ave. when we were able to visit my family in NY. I always thought of her as the energizer bunny the way she just kept on going and kept her sense of humor. I know you were greeted by my Mom Julie and brothers Frankie and Lou when it was time for you to pass over the rainbow bridge and go home. Rest in peace my sweet aunt.