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Gail Minchew Mullis

Jun 6, 1952 — Sep 30, 2026

Axson

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Mrs. Gail Minchew Mullis, age 74 of Axson, Ga. passed away Wednesday, September 30, 2026, at her residence in Axson, Ga., following a brief illness.

Mrs. Mullis was born on June 06, 1952, in Douglas, Ga. to the late Abe T., Jr. and Natalie Gillis Minchew. She lived in Axson, Ga. and worked as a caregiver before poor health forced her retirement. Mrs. Mullis was a member of Stokesville Baptist Church and enjoyed cooking, fishing, animals, fall weather, and spending time with her family. Along with her parents, she was preceded in death by her sister, Connie A. Minchew, brother-in-law, Andy Cofield, and late husband Harry Mullis.

Survivors include:

2 Sons: Reef Mullis and wife Michelle of Pearson, Ga.

               Bren Mullis and wife Brooke of Pearson, Ga.

Sister: Abby Cofield of Axson, Ga.

2 Nephews: Marcus Cofield and wife Hannah Pearson, Ga.

                        Matthew Cofield and wife Alexis of Pearson, Ga.

Niece: Adrienne Cofield of Boston, Ma.

4 Grandchildren: Camden, Tyler, Brenna, and Keith

Several other relatives also survive.

Memorial services for Mrs. Mullis were held on Saturday, October 03, 2026, at 2:00 P.M., at Relihan Funeral Home in Pearson, Ga. with Bro. Stevie Sirmans officiating. Special music included “Red Letters”, and “Go Rest High On That Mountain” presented by cd.

Honorary Pallbearers included: Matthew Cofield and Marcus Cofield

Memorialization is by cremation.

Relihan Funeral Home in Pearson, Ga. was in charge of the arrangements.

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