Bradley Lang Mullins, born on May 14th, 1963 in Fontana, CA, was the son of Leslie Mullins and Gloria Brockus and the fourth among five siblings. He grew up in Louisiana and had a brief stint in the auto parts and oilfield industries before discovering his passion for plumbing. He became a loyal and skilled employee of Giglio Plumbing for almost three decades, earning the trust and admiration of the Giglio family (Joe, Cheryl, Nina and Kristi) and his customers. Brad was a meticulous worker who always delivered high-quality results. His customers often requested him specifically for their repair needs, knowing that he would fix their problems with excellence and professionalism.

Bradley passed away peacefully on May 15th, 2023, one day after his 60th birthday, following a short illness. He fought bravely but his body could not overcome it. He chose to go home to his Lord and Savior. Brad had a big heart and a caring soul. He was always ready to help anyone in need and would not rest until he solved their problems. He was also a lively and spirited person who enjoyed a good laugh. He made friends easily and could talk to anyone, even if they spoke a different language. Brad lived life to the fullest. He loved traveling with his partner David Morrison, especially to Tybee Island, GA where he felt drawn to the beach. He also loved the view from Pike's Peak in Colorado, where he admired the purple mountains in the distance. Brad was preceded in death by his parents (Leslie Mullins and Glodia Brockus). He is survived by his life partner of 23.5 years David Morrison of Shreveport, LA who will cherish his memory forever. He is also survived by his siblings (Stephen Mullins of Maryville,TN; Lori Lawerence of Shreveport,LA; Sherri Lynn Kane of Missouri and Troy Burton of Shreveport,LA) and many nieces, nephews, great-nieces, great-nephews and great-great-nieces and nephews who will miss him dearly.

Brad was a beloved member of the Morrison Family and a cherished friend to many. He left behind a legacy of kindness, generosity and humor that will never be forgotten. He touched the lives of everyone he met with his warm smile and his adventurous spirit.

Brad once said, "Enjoy your life and do not regret anything because those mistakes as long as you learned from them are what makes you you." This quote reflects his positive and optimistic outlook on life. He believed that every experience, good or bad, was an opportunity to grow and improve oneself. He encouraged others to embrace their uniqueness and not to dwell on the past. His words can inspire us to live fully and authentically in the present moment.

"Brad, you may have departed from this world, but you will always live in my heart and in my memories. I look forward to seeing you again in Heaven, where I know you will greet me with my favorite drink: a Vodka & Seven with a splash of Orange juice and a shot of patron. Until then, rest in peace, my Sweets": David.