Kim Diane Mull was born on June 30, 1960 to Melvin and Barbara (nee: Thompson) Crecelius in St. Louis, MO, and entered into rest on Friday, October 9, 2026 at the age of 66.
Beloved wife of 26 years to Gary Mull. dear mother of Haley Mull, dear sister of Marc Crecelius, Martyn (J.D.) Crecelius, and Kristen (Brian Smith) Beasley. Dear aunt, cousin, and friend of many.
Kim truly enjoyed her career with Tyson foods, and she also really enjoyed her recent retirement. She loved her two pups; Ruby and Jax, and watching University of Georgia football with Gary!
SERVICES: A VISITATION will be held on Monday, October 12 from 10:00 am until time of SERVICE at noon at Kutis South County Chapel 5255 Lemay Ferry Rd. Contributions in her honor to the American Cancer Society are appreciated.
When I married into the Mull family, it took a few years for Kim and me to truly get to know one another. But over time, she became one of my very best friends—my sister in every way that mattered.
Our yearly Mull Jams, backyard pool parties, tailgating trips, and Georgia football weekends were such special times. We lived, we laughed, and we loved BIG.
Kim and my Steve were so much alike. They spoke the truth—sometimes a little bluntly—and that was part of what made them both so unforgettable.
One of my favorite memories was at Mississippi State after a UGA loss. We were still tailgating when a few Mississippi State fans started being obnoxious. Steve and “The Kimmer” were not having it. Kim looked at one of them and yelled, “Why don’t you go on home? Your girlfriend wants her necklace back!” Of course, she meant that ever-present cowbell. That was Kim—quick, funny, bold, and never afraid to say exactly what she thought.
There are so many stories. So many wonderful memories. And I will hold every one of them close to my heart.
When Kim loved you, you knew it. I was blessed to be one of those she loved.
Rest easy, my sweet sister. You will be deeply missed and forever loved. ❤️
Gary ,
You were very fortunate to have her , and she you. I know for fact you guys were a team .
You still are in spirit
Cws
My heart is broken I only had the privilege to know Kim for a short time but we connected from the beginning I will miss the support she gave me after losing Dan and all the words of encouragement
Until we meet again dear friend
G Dawg, the way you unconditionally loved Kim is admirable. I pray you find peace in knowing she is with the supreme leader and that you will meet again. I love you brother.
We sure loved working with her at Crown!! She was a hoot and kept me laughing!! Rest in peace!!!
Kim was always willing to share her knowledge with anyone willing to learn. I will never forget what she taught me and will think of her when applying that knowledge. Her bright personality will be greattly missed.