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Phillip "Phil"
Mulinaro
May 26, 1990 — December 20, 2024
Indianapolis
Phillip Mulinaro, "Phil", died Friday, December 20th, 2024 in Indianapolis, Indiana, at the age of 34. Phil is survived by his Mother Jackie Mulinaro, brother Josh Lewis (Alisha), and a sister Baylie Mulinaro (Jared) all of Franklin, IN. Phil is also survived by nieces: Ava, Addison, Emma and Lilah, and nephews: Liam, Lane, and Jace. Several aunts and uncles also survive. He is preceded in death by his father, Tim Mulinaro, his twin brother Joseph Mulinaro, and sister Sara Voris. Phil, along with Joseph, was born on May 26th, 1990 in Brazil, IN to Rosejay Breen. From childhood, Phil was raised in Whiteland, Indiana by Tim and Jackie Mulinaro with four siblings and attended school in the Clark Pleasant Community School District that provided him with lifelong friendships. Following in the path of his Dad, Phil worked in the HVAC field, most recently employed and loved by The Peterson Company where he quickly became a part of their family environment and made several close friends. Phil's family remembers him as a kind, gentle, witty, and an authentic person who always had a childlike grin and laugh. Whether it was making sure nobody needed to worry about leftovers or cheering someone up even if he, too, was having a hard day, Phil loved his family dearly. Phil's home life consisted of a sister, Baylie, who became his best friend, a best friend, Jared, who became his brother, and his nephew Jace, who lovingly called him "Uncle" while they matched white shoes with Nike hoodies, watched Duck and Goose, and laughed together daily. Phil enthusiastically cheered on Colts Football, Notre Dame Football, and Pacers basketball with Jared, while making sure they never missed a Bengals game as well. Phil was a friend to all and was extremely loved by many. He had a gift for connecting easily with people, listening well, and sharing happiness. His heart could not be measured. Private services were held for family and friends to come together to remember Phil and celebrate his life. The family would like to thank Scott and Mary, with Swartz Family Community Mortuary, for the care and love they have always provided for our family during the most difficult times. Services were provided by Swartz Family Community Mortuary and Memorial Center, 300 South Morton Street, Franklin, Indiana, 46131
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