Birth date: Mar 30, 1934 Death date: Nov 23, 2021
James Ellison Mauldin, Sr. passed away on November 23, 2021, at age 87 after an extended illness. He was born in a cabin in rural Marion County on March 30, 1934, to Jimmie and Ceedie Mauldin. James graduated from Jefferson High S Read Obituary
Condolences for the loss of Mr. Mauldin ... and indeed for the all too recent loss of Mrs. Mauldin, also. A sad occasion which prompted thoughts of teenage years and the fun of Bruce and Ben. Deepest respect to all in your family. Rex in California
Jim, Ben, and family. I am so sorry for your loss. You are in my thoughts and prayers.
I remember Mr Mauldin well from Valley View Elementary. Even as a young student you could ask for help and he was there. God bless him and the family. He's holding class in Heaven now.
This Fiscus family sends our thoughts, prayers and love to the entire Mauldin family. What wonderful parents and grandparents you have been blessed with. We will always cherish the laughter and memories of them.
James, so sorry about your Dad. It sounds like he was a hard working, fun loving person. You will have plenty of good memories to make you smile. May the Lord bless you and yours during this time. Becky Myers Murray
Jim and Maureen, Charles and I extend our deepest condolences. We send lots of hugs, love and prayers to you and your family.
Iris Newkirk
I adored your folks… especially your dad… because of his sense of humor and the great sons he raised. James, Ben and Bruce my heart goes out to you with great love!
Julie Shinneman Every
Mr. Mauldin was the principal at Valley a view when I broke my leg playing kickball in the playground. That was 6th grade--I probably weighed as much as he did! But that sweet man picked me up and carried me to the office and called my parents. He was a gem.
I remember one time James and I took my son Chad and his grandson Ryan over to Crenshaw where the boys dug for "buried treasure" of shiny pennies. The boys thought they had struck it rich! James thought it was great fun for the boys as they were always looking for adventures in the undeveloped neighborhood.Glad he touched our lives. Connie White
Jim and family
Kathy and I are deeply sorry for the passing of your father. I hope and joy is that he is in the presence of our Lord and Savior.
