Mulushet "Mook" Teffera

He was the beloved son of the late Cecilia Brown (Wright) and the late Mulugeta Teffera.

He was the step-son of the late William Duncan Sr. He is survived by his seven daughters; Shai-Lynne Teffera, Anina Bell, Alante Bell, Aniyza Bell, Nia Teffera, Macaiah Teffera and Alathea Teffera. He is also survived by his seven brothers and two sisters; William Duncan Jr, Franklin Teffera, Trenis Cooper, Mike Glimp, Charles Dalton, Robert Allen, Edguardo Reyes, Sefanit Gordon and Breelyn Teffera. Mook is also survived by his fiance, Melissa Hacker. As well as many loving family members including Aunts, nieces, nephews, cousins and friends.

Mook was fiercely loyal and loving and his heart knew no bounds. He gave love freely to all he met. He was hard not to love and impossible to forget. When he walked into a room you knew you were going to laugh until you cried. He never ran out of great stories or jokes. If you knew him, you loved him, there was no other choice. He was passionate about cooking; having worked as a chef in many restaurants throughout his life and shared this passion with his children, baking with them and teaching them all he knew. His favorites were cinnamon rolls and lava cakes. He was always seeking new ways to grow and expand his knowledge whether spirituality, mentally, physically or academically. He believed knowledge was power. In the words of one of his favorite artists; Bob Marley, “He was a Buffalo solider, dreadlock Rasta, fighting on arrival, fighting for survival. “

Services Tuesday February 1, 2022 at 12 noon in Theo C Auman Funeral Home, 247 Penn St. Reading. A gathering of family and friends will be Tuesday 11-12 noon in the funeral home. Burial to follow in Charles Evans Cemetery. Fond expressions and memories may be shared at www.theocauman.com