I was saddened to read about Hugh's passing. He was important in my life. I studied under Hugh as a graduate research assistant in the early 1970s at UNH. I had a degree in English Literature, but had taken enough science classes to be accepted into graduate school in botany. Hugh was very kind and offered me an assistantship to study the environmental effects of underwater mining in the Gulf of Maine. After graduation I worked as an environmental scientist on projects all over the world. Hugh made my career possible. I had lunch with him several times when I was working in Boston in the 1990s. He was always upbeat and fun to talk to He was a really nice person. He will be missed. I am sorry for your loss.

Rita and I send our sympathy to Katerine and the family. Hugh and I spent our early years caddying and working on the greens crewat Salem Country Club and commuting on the bus to St. Mary's. In our adult years we enjoyed playing golf together and often with Rita and Katerine. Hugh was a wonderful friend and will be missed dearly.Ed Collins

Dear Kay, Margaret and I send our condolences to you and your family at the passing of Hugh. I have so many wonderful memories of the years at Salem State. He was the person who drove me to and from college. He was prompt, humorous, and a great conversationalist. Mull was a consistent contributor to many activities and special events at Salem. During his impressive career in higher education, he extended his talents to assist in the planning of many successful reunions that celebrated the Class of "58". I will never forget his smile, good will, enthusiasm, diverse interests and friendship. May he rest in peace. Love, Dick and Margaret Connors

Dear Kay, Joe and I were so sorry to hear about Hugh's passing. We have wonderful memories from Pitman Road Ext. and Joe remembers playing golf with Hugh at Salem CC.

Sincere sympathy to you Kay and his sister Ann and to all the family on the sad passing of Hugh. He was a kind , caring man who loved meeting all his cousins in Ireland as well as America. I have pleasant memories of his visits to Ireland the home of his mother's birth in Battlefield, Culfadda. May his gentle soul Rest In Peace . John &Kathleen Higgins.

My wife, Gracia, and I extend our sympathy to Patrick, Kathleen, Ann and the extended Mulligan family, on the loss of Hugh Francis (Frannie). Growing up in Dedham, our mother, Peggy Mulligan Carr, loved to visit Peabody and spend time with her brother, Uncle Pat, Rose, Jack, Frannie, Ann & extended family. Those were wonderful times! Later on, Frannie hired out the 4 teenage Carr boys to excavate an area under his summer cottage on Rye Beach, NH. With pick and shovel, we made Frannie proud that week, although our family car, a Chevy Nova, was never the same after being converted into a large boulder dragger! Whether it was discussing our Mulligan family roots in Fermanagh, Irish music, the sport of golf, or the ocean, Frannie was always knowledgeable and engaged. He certainly gave of himself in this world and I'm sure his good deeds have been rewarded as he sits on the right hand of the Lord, at peace. May his memory be a blessing to all! Jim Carr and family, Manchester, MA