Birth date: Mar 17, 1959 Death date: Jan 30, 2022
Jack Mulder, 62, passed away January 30, 2022, at the Poppen Hospice Residence. He was born in Grand Rapids on March 17, 1959 to Willis "Bill" and Margaret (Lamper) Mulder. Jack married Melba on December 31, 1988, in Sarasota, Flo Read Obituary
Jack was a man of many talents. He will be missed and loved by so many. From the first moment I met him (online of all places) because he was interested in volunteering for PoundBuddies. We became instant friends, that grew into a life long friendship. He saw me when I was up, and when I was down. He gave me stenght. I can only hope I gave back to him all plus, that he ever gave to me. Love you, and miss you so much. We will meet again.
Diana Davis
Jack's LOVE of music and entertaining gave us the most wonderful memories at the Barn or wherever he held a venue!!!!! Loved his gatherings , his friends made every event wonderfully fun and sooooo many memories, FOREVER! What an impact one person made on SOOOOO MANY people's lives.
Please accept our deepest condolences. The planting of this tree signifies the beauty of life that Jack will be remembered by everyday!!
Jack leaves a huge legacy in Muskegon! Jack and Melba are responsible for so many great connections, friendships, relationships, marriages...all because of their generous gift of of live music at the Blues Barn. He had a big heart and was a Treasure to this community! We are all going to miss him! Melba, I am keeping you in my thoughts and prayers for comfort and peace. Whatever I can do to help, I am willing. Love you Melba!🙏🏾❤
I'm so sorry Melba. I will miss Jack and his humor. RIP Jack.
Jack created a place where I felt comfortable enjoying music and dancing. He opened his home and provided a safe place for me to come and feel joy and happiness! Jack was always looking to help others and give back to the community. He will be greatly missed. Thank you Jack for all the wonderful memories.
Jack was a really great person to work with. I and my fellow band mates had the pleasure to use our talents to help raise funds for Pound Buddies several times and enjoyed performing at the barn. Jack was always a wonderful and funny host and treated everyone with kindness. He will be missed, but we will always have those memories of the fun times.
