Scott M Mullen

Scott M. Mullenrnrn“Men don’t care what’s on TV, they only care what else is on TV” – Jerry Seinfeld. Once Scott found an episode of Seinfeld he could put the remote down. From the “Soup Nazi” to the “Summer of George”, he could quote every episode. It simply matched his humor. But he was by no means a couch potato. His sporting accomplishments spoke for themselves. His high school days saw him playing basketball and football, even being awarded the Harry Harkins Award as Riverside’s tight end. Even recently he was still running marathons. A true 49rs fan, he rooted for them even though they were not the local team in his homes of Riverside, College Park, MD or Los Angeles. And although he usually tried to coincide his vacation time with the NCAA March Madness, his adventurous tendencies saw him backpack through Ireland, travel Paris and London, zip line in Costa Rica and even skydive in California. rnScott is survived by his parents: Larry Mullen, Sr. of Riverside and Joyce Horton (Richard) of Riverside, is the brother of Larry, Jr. (Gina Morales), as well as Michelle Monahan (Scott Stanley) and Melissa Monahan, all of Riverside. He is the nephew of George and June Williams of Cinnaminson, the uncle of Larry Mullen III, Morgan Blake and Alexis Berg, and had always been close with his grandmother, the late Dorothy E. “Nana” Mullen. Years of good times will always be remembered by his best friend, Alan Margerum. From the days of elementary school, to when Scott became godfather of Alan’s daughter, Samantha, they were inseparable friends. rnCome celebrate 37 wonderful years (2/6/1973-4/13/2010) Saturday from 10 AM at the Sweeney Funeral Home, where the service will be at Noon. Interment Lakeview Memorial Park. Scott loved sports more than flowers, so please send memorial donations to UMCP foundation, Comcast Center, Terrapin Trail, College Park, MD 20742. Come share a memory of Scott at SweeneyFH.com.rn