Vincent Anthony Mule`

He was born November 7th, 1943, in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, to the late Joseph and Josephine Randazzo Mulé. Vince grew up in the neighborhood of West View. At age of 16, he taught himself how to run a printing press. Vince was inspired by his father who was a skilled pressman, and he made his livelihood as a printer for over 50 years.

He met the love of his life, Judith Ann Ellick, at a diner in 1965, married her in 1966, and moved to California in 1968. After the move, Vince and Judy started a family, two girls, and a business (VJ Printing). His printing business was vibrant for over 20 years.

Vince was also a lifelong car enthusiast; He meticulously restored several vintage vehicles, among them his award-winning and highly prized 1948 Pontiac convertible. He belonged to POCI and the VCCA for most of his adult life.

He and his wife were avid Square Dancers, starting in the 80s and continued throughout his life.

Surviving families are his cherished wife, Judith Ann Mulé, of Rancho Cucamonga, (Pittsburgh, PA) his daughters Deborah Ann Stone (Bryan) and Nina Marie Mulé, and his 3 grandchildren, Scott Lavon Stone, Brittney Nicole Stone, and Bradley Michael Fox, brother Andrew V. Mulé of Cape Coral, FL, Antoinette M. “Nina” Mulé (Joseph) Lyons of Pittsburgh, PA.

Vincent was preceded in death by his brother Joseph Phillip Mulé

Services will be held on Wednesday, September 15th at 11:00 am at St. Peter and St. Paul Catholic Church, 9135 Banyan Street, Alta Loma, CA.

Link for the service livestream for those who cannot attend: https://stpeterstpaul.com/mass-times/

Fond memories and expressions of sympathy may be shared at www.stonefuneralhomeupland.com for the Mule` family.

In lieu of flowers, contributions can be made directly to the family.

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