Shane Louis Mullins

Shane was an Arizona native. He was born in Chandler and spent most of his life living in and around the Gilbert area. A proud member of the Edu-Prize charter school family, and a graduate of Mesquite High School. Shane also recently completed his studies toward acquisition of a Bachelor’s of Science degree from Arizona State University in the field of Technological Entrepreneurship and Management. In addition to exploring a variety of successful business and development ventures as a young entrepreneur, Shane also enjoyed a wide range of hobbies and activities. Maintaining a garden of flowers, fruits, and vegetables were mainstays. Through his travels to tropical regions and by hiking Arizona mountains and desert trails, Shane thoroughly enjoyed exploring and partaking in the world of nature. Shane found great joy in sharing his love of the outdoors with friends and family. Shane also pursued making jewelry, learning the art of glass-blowing and torch work, remote control race cars, Legos, model rockets, his large tropical fish collection, and working on DIY improvements to his new home. Shane cared for many people and loved even more. He was always willing to give his support to friends and family, and often strangers as well, without regard for himself. A kind and loving heart, and a selfless giving nature both dominated Shane’s spirit and his daily walk.

Shane is preceded in death by his grandfathers Elbert Darrell Mullins and William Edward Hall.

Survivors include his mother Tessie C. Mullins, and father Guy D. Mullins, and two younger siblings Zoe R. Mullins and Casey G. Mullins; his grandparents Maria Espindola, Robert Espindola, and Hilda Osborne; aunts and uncles Robert Espindola Jr., Traci Espindola, Tyrha Lance, Robin Riley, and Sean Sheridan; and numerous cousins Anyha (Jason) Garcia, Evan Sheridan, Eddie Irizarry, Anthony Espindola, Carina Espindola, Ryan Sheridan, Monique Sheridan, Jennifer Riley, and Michael Riley.

Funeral Services to be held on Friday, December 8 at Mariposa Gardens in Mesa.

· Viewing is at 4:00 PM, followed by a memorial service at 5:00 PM

· Burial will be the following morning