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Celebrating the life of

John Harold Mulherin III

Passed away on January 13, 2021

John Harold Mulherin III

John Harold Mulherin III, 62, of Athens, GA has passed away in Savannah, GA. 

Surviving are his mother, Page Oxnard Mulherin; brother, Thomas Oxnard Mulherin; sisters, Ashley Mulherin Dollar (Rod), Louise Page Mulherin (Jeff Culley); niece, Abby Bishop (Cody); nephew, Jack Dollar; and best friend, Constance Buckley.  He is also survived by aunt, Marion Oxnard McKenna; uncle, Thomas Oxnard; 22 first cousins with whom he grew up in Savannah.

Due to Covid restrictions, private family services are planned.

 

 

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Our deepest condolences from the Cohen family. I (Lee) was Harold's colleague at UGA for 8 yrs. He was a friend and a scholar to admire. We are saddened truly by his passing.

- Lee Cohen, Watkinsville, GA

Harold was a kind and loyal friend of mine for over 30 years. As an academic he was 20 years ahead of his time. He was intellectually curious and loved data. I will miss Harold very much. We lost a great person who left a mark on the world. Jeffrey Pontiff

- Jeffrey Pontiff, Chestnut Hill, Massachusetts

A candle has been lit!

- Ben Fender , Savannah , Ga

Our deepest condolences to the Mulherin family. For my best friend Connie: Harold, who shared so much of life and love with you will forever be a part of you...

- Sherry Meddin Macchia, Torrance, California

Keeping you all in my prayers. May perpetual light shine upon Harold and may he be in the loving arms of Jesus.

- Kelly Kilpatrick Hunt, Savannah, GA

Harold was a very well respected member of the Terry College Finance Faculty. I loved how he took his work seriously but did not take himself seriously. He will be missed and long valued.

- Katrina Bowers, Athens

Dear charming friend, who loved the better things in life and never lost his sense of wonder. I'll miss you, your stories, your humor, and your generosity.

- Elena Bianchelli, Athens, Georgia

Dear Mulherin family, I was so sorry to hear the news about Harold. I have good memories of Harold from our BC/St. Vincent's high school days. For a couple of years during high school, Harold & I ran with the same circle of friends. I would often see Harold at weekend parties or at the BC Football games. Those were fun days! I moved away from Savannah after high school, but I would see Harold from time to time when I was at home in Savannah... mostly during the summer or over the holidays. Harlod was always a kind-hearted person with a smile on his face, and he was well liked by so many people. I know he will be missed. May Harold now rest in peace. Sending love & prayers, Julie Brennan Purkey

- Julie Brennan Purkey, Portland, OR

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My deepest condolences to the Mulherin family. Harold was my teacher, a mentor, and a friend.

- Jide Wintoki, Lawrence, KS

My heartfelt condolences to the Mulherin family. Harold was a great teacher, an even better mentor and, in the end, a friend. I will miss our conversations. Rest in peace.

- robert robert loveland, Piedmont, CA

My heartfelt condolences to the Mulherin family and to his friends, near and far. Harold was one of a kind and kind to everyone. His love of adventure was truly inspiring and his intellect amazing. He will remain an indelible part of all our lives, and his treasured Savannah a place of fond memories. With deepest affection, Laura Christian Nehf

- Laura Christian Nehf, Saint Helena Island, SC

Professor Mulherin was my colleague and mentor for more than ten years. We worked on a number of projects together. I was always impressed with his curiosity and knowledge in the field. He was kind enough to guide me in my junior years. I am deeply saddened to hear his passing. May he rest in peace.

- Serif Simsir, Istanbul, Turkey

Page & Tom I am stunned of the passing of Harold. I was just told Trashman died and I just ran across Harold obit on Fox & Weeks web site. Harold was in really good shape riding bikes all over this world. Sorry to hear the news. Best wishes David

- David Hendrix, Savannah, Ga

Our deepest condolences. Harold was a neighbor on Dearing Street and a UGA colleague. We will miss his lively company greatly.

- Mark Cooney, Athens, GA

Learning only recently of Harold's passing, I still wanted to express condolences to his family and friends. He was a neighbor when I lived on Dearing Street. He had a distinct presence, and was well-respected, especially at UGA's Terry College. May he rest in peace.

- Nance Daniels, Athens, GA

I met Harold during my time as an assistant professor at the Terry College at UGA. Harold was super intelligent, approachable and friendly. He always encouraged me to work on my papers and gave great feedback. I learned a great deal from Harold about the UCLA school of economics, Alchian's papers during our chats. I liked Harold a lot. Our most sincere condolences from the Yildizhan family.

- Celim Yildizhan, İstanbul, Turkey, GA

Services under the direction of:

Fox & Weeks Funeral Directors, Islands Chapel
912-898-0900

  • A Private Service Will Be Held