Belinda Mullins

Belinda Mullins, affectionately known as Linny or Mamaw Linny, radiated pure compassion, a sense of humor that could brighten any room, unwavering reliability, and an unparalleled dedication to her family. Born to James and Rosemary Crow on October 17, 1965, in Dayton, Ohio, Belinda lived her life as a beacon of love, never failing to put her family first. Her spirit, as vibrant as the diamond paintings she loved to create, was a source of warmth and comfort to all who knew her.

Belinda was a woman of many talents. Her nimble fingers breathed life into crochet patterns, stitched treasured fabric memories, and danced across the keys of old video games. The rhythm of her life was a symphony composed of her love for music and the laughter of her children and grandchildren. Her residence at 697 Olive Road in Dayton was not just a house; it was a home filled with love, joy, and the melody of her cherished family's lives unfolding. "The love of a family is life's greatest blessing," a quote that perfectly encapsulates Belinda's unwavering belief. Her children, her grandchildren, and the love she had for them were her most significant achievements.

Belinda was not only a dedicated mother and doting grandmother, but she was also a friend to all creatures great and small. Her heart, as vast as the Ohio sky, had room for every animal that crossed her path. Her compassionate nature extended beyond her family, embracing any creature in need of rescue. She leaves behind a legacy of love, kindness, and care in her children and many grandchildren. We remember and honor Belinda's parents, James, and Rosemary Crow, who preceded her in death, and who undoubtedly welcomed her with open arms to their heavenly home.

We invite everyone whose lives were touched by Belinda's love and warmth to share their memories and upload photos on the memorial page. Let us celebrate a life well-lived, honoring our beloved Belinda, whose spirit continues to inspire and guide us.