So sorry to hear Jordan has passed away. I have not . seen or heard anything from  him for many years but have many fond memories of us all growing up in the old neighborhood. Prayers sent for family and friends in this time of sorrow. God bless.

I met Jordan in ’93 when I started with ADT and I’ve cherished many memories along the way. On several occasions we would find ourselves on jobs together and come lunchtime we would go by my grandma’s house for a home cooked meal. Over the years we had way more lunches together than I can count with many of them at Fincher’s BBQ and Johnny V’s. And I can’t forget meeting up with Jordan and many of our friends for lunch at AP’s, meeting up after work at O’ Charlies or Ruby Tuesday. I miss those times already. I have many great memories of Jordan and probably my favorite one was him being my best man at my and Amy’s wedding. We formed a bond of friendship that I have always cherished and will forever be grateful for. I miss you Wildman.
Rest easy my friend.


We have so many memories with you and because of you. From ADT, to NASCAR Parties, to luncheons at AP’s. There was never a dull moment with you. When Tony and I were planning our wedding you were the first person who came to mind. Tony would not want anyone else standing beside him that day.  Your love for your family and friends was obvious. We will miss that laugh. Always in our hearts. ❤️
Love, Amy


I met Jordan in 2003 when I started my first job out of college. He was my co-worker and later become a great friend and mentor. He taught me a lot about the different systems and how to use that dumb typewriter for our contracts. It was not long after I started working we become very good friends. Everyday by 10 in the morning he would call and see what we were doing for lunch. We ate lunch together, went shopping, I helped him buy a car,  I took him to the doctor, we went AP together, and we just shared a very close bond. My husband was deployed a lot and Jordan made sure I was always ok. He helped me whenever I needed it weather it was at work or at home. One of my fondest memories was on  chilly days in GA we would go to Cracker Barrel for lunch and  order the veggie soup with a corn muffin and then after we ate we would go and sit in the rocking chairs and rock on the front porch for a little while. And he would never ever work on Friday 13th. He was such a caring person who loves his girls so much. You always knew when he came into the office. His laughter would echo through the halls. I spoke with him on Thursday and said my goodbyes, one of the hardest goodbyes I have ever had to say. He was a great person who cared for so many people. I was so lucky to have him as a friend and as he called me “his work wife”. I know he is flying high and looking down on all of us. I will miss our phone conversation giving me updates on everything and your laughter. You truly bought a lot of joy and laughter into my life and gave me a wealth of knowledge.  Rest is peace my friend!!! You will truly be missed!

In 2003 I was Sales Mgr for ADT in Southwest GA covered Macon Columbus areas, it was a large area, Jordan was a sales rep and he had the heart of old ADT people, he loved his family, his ADT customers he was one of my rocks in SWGA. He ran at 90 mph he worked hard and the following year he made Club Excellence in sales and I was thrilled that he would be recognized for all his hard work. He loved his family and talked to me about them often, he was a close friend and wonderful caring person that was always there for his family and his ADT family. He left great memories for his family and friends and will be missed but knowing him he would want people to celebrate his life. RIP my Friend.

I remember starting the job at  ADT my counter part in Macon was Jordan that began a 20+ year friendship.  I thank GOD for those years and friendship. I will miss my buddy. GOD bless your children. 

ADT has not been the same since Jordan is retired. Will be greatly missed .RIP

I am so sorry to hear of Jordan’s passing. I have many fond memories of him during my youth years at Glenwood Hills Baptist. I can still hear him laughing and  I look forward to seeing him again in heaven. Prayers for all of his family. I know he will be greatly missed. 

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Survivors include his children; Philip Eric Mulling (Sabrina), Alicia K. Mulling and Monica Tucker (Jared); grandchildren; Jacob, Scott, Brandon, Kage, Shane and Ryan; great-grandchildren; Colton and Gracie; sister, Melinda Ard; and extended family and friends.

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W. Jordan Mulling

August 27, 1948 – August 2, 2021

Snow's Funerals and Cremations At Macon Memorial Park

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